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That's like $0.10/item of clothing! A queen sized bed with frame and box spring for $40. In contrast, in North Carolina where I lived before the Goodwill store there was FANTASTIC! Seems pricing is certainly regional..... .....which is why I made this thread to find out the skinny on the stores in Manatee/Sarasota. I didnt thrift store shop until I left the Florida, so I didnt have any idea what was good and what was bad here yet. Thanks to everyone who has posted too, and thanks to everyone who still has yet to post that will! "Goodwill here in Ohio where I currently am is Wal-Mart prices. I've yet to see a couch there for under $150." Which store in Ohio? 1,722 posts, read 1,498,722 times Originally Posted by FLSnowbirds Its in Wintersville, OH. Its a lovely dump to visit! My wifes family is there and we had to stay for a few months for family supporting reasons. If your familiar with the area, it is on Sunset across from Treasure Island. 439 posts, read 760,914 times
1,358 posts, read 1,142,176 times Originally Posted by kiggy Goodwill of course has to pay rent and staffing and such. But they are a charity. Everything they sell is a donation, except of course soda and candy at some stores and such. Could you elaborate more on what you are implying about "they used to be a charitable organization"? Quite frankly providing clothing and goods at reasonable prices is a great enough service for those without the income to buy new items all the time, but they do much more than just that. Goodwill Industries - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia There's a lot of information there. They are 501(c)(3) and a non profit. However, they have received criticism for paying executives million dollar figures. But then again, so does the Red Cross. Non profits have to have quality executives otherwise those executives will work elsewhere for better money. Its a double edged sword. I'm not trying to defend or criticize Goodwill at all, just talking facts.
After having been back in town for just over a month, here's my review: 1.) Goodwill in Bradenton by the DeSoto Mall: Lots of furniture, hit or miss. Smaller store, but still worth going to. 2.) Goodwill on 17th St Sarasota: Gigantic amount of furniture and electronics. Busiest Goodwill I've ever been to. Go every day and everything is cycled out there. Always a great stop. 3.) Goodwill on US-41N by SRQ Airport: HUGE store. Hangers 10pk for $0.59! Lots of electronic/kitchen items. 4.) Salvation Army store by US-301 & MLK area: More furniture than clothes! Half off furniture sales every week. The quality of the merchandise is so-so, though, so wont be back often. 5.) Habitat Re-Store (Across street from SalvArmy in #4) - EXPENSIVE furniture store. Like, you'd wonder if its their tag or a retail tag expensive. They have a lot of construction stuff in between the two stores they have there, and a TON of washer/dryers/fridges/freezers. Bath tubs for $10 each, take your pick from a dozen of them.
6.) Goodwill in Bradenton on Manatee Ave E - Waste of time, junk. Small crowded store no merchandise worth talking about and all expensive. 7.) Goodwill Bargain Barn by SRQ Airport. They bring junk (literally, junk) out on rolling tables. Then they blow a whistle and everyone rushes it and takes takes takes without even looking at what they are taking. Then they bring it back to their shopping cart and share their finds with their friends who are all oodling over it. It's an embarrassment to humanity to have these shoppers there. If immigration setup shop in the parking lot they'd need a new bus every hour. My best guess, is that everyone buying there is buying to garage sale it and make a buck or sell for crack. Nothing worth buying, at all. Everything dirty nothing with tags. It's a flea market with a hint of heroin addict. An incredibly interesting experience, that's for sure. Good news too, Goodwill has COUPONS! Please register to post and access all features of our very popular forum.