Iron Springs - Goodwill - Retail Store and Donation Center - Prescott, Arizona

Natalia

This goodwill is the worst I’ve been to. It never has any selection of items and even if I find something I like it’s at least $10. The smell is always terrible and we call it the “ghetto goodwill”. After 2 years of trying I’m surely just never going back, they’ve had there chance to be better but it never will be

Lorraine H.

I used to like going here, thinking it was the best of the Goodwills in the area. Not anymore. Things are priced at or even above retail from time to time. I looked at a bag that had 2 price tags on it - both zip tied in. The two prices were way apart, but days apart in the pricing. The lamp my husband bought had a barcode on it from Walmart. The new Walmart price was the SAME as Goodwill, yet Goodwill's was very dirty. I hope upper management takes notice and does something to rectify this problem. It is really getting out of hand.

Nichelle K.

As per thrift store shopping, it's hit and miss. You might not find what you went there for but you'll spot something else you need. Some people feel guilty if they don't buy something when they browse a store. Keep focused on your goal. You're not there to help pay their bills. Visit often but don't feel obligated. That being said, I took my time and didn't settle and ended up getting darn near everything I needed for my new home that was completely empty of furnishings and my cost was around 300. Yay to thrift stores

ladycurwala

Prices are much too high - oftimes they are similar to new items in retail stores. Turnover would be faster and shoppers would have much more opportunity to afford to shop if prices were cut in half, especially for clothing.

Tiffany J.

Was charged $30 for a bathing suit! Don't waste your money here

Jeanette D.

I have to admit I have shopped at the store for years and I am very disappointed after an experience this morning. I wanted to donate a rug and a plant stand and as I pulled behind the building there was an employee throwing dozens of dishes into a trash container. You could hear them shattering. All of the dishes look to be in good shape and some were even matched sets. We are talking dozens of dishes that most of us probably have in our homes. I asked why are you throwing these out? I explained I'm a social worker we could donate these to homeless veterans and people in shelters that are getting set up with section 8 housing. The team just looked at me and said "recycle, reuse, and sell".

I went into the store thinking maybe I would pick up a couple of quick t-shirts. All of the t-shirts were used, and were in worse shape than the dishes, being being sold for $6 a piece. I left without purchasing anything and I probably won't shop or donate there again.

I may be naive but now I am no longer a Goodwill shopper at that store.

Ninna R.

I haven’t been to goodwill in a very long time. I could not believe the prices. $10.99 for a STAINED top i could not believe my eyes 😱 and not just a little stain a big stain that was very noticeable. Shopped around a little more hoping it would get better, but everything is extremely overpriced. I’m so shocked. We shouldn’t be supporting goodwill anymore, please donate to local 2nd hand shops they need it more.

Dadduorp

Super nice employees....but this is now one of the crazy expensive goodwills. A typical $29 stereo reciever is now $129. Walmart house brand ozark trail boots that walmart sells for $19.99 new is $24 used. I purchased a mint Roomba with all accessories at the suprise goodwill for 24$ last week. The same model roomba that was missing the charging base was $79 here.