Goodwill Store & Donation Center - Walnut Creek, California

Grace L.

Found some really interesting pieces for a good price!
Nice location with great view!

Kay S.

I used to love this place!! It used to be a place to find treasures at affordable prices. My girls got their first Madewells, Rothys, and OnCloud shoes! So much fun!

Unfortunately, Goodwill has been hijacked by Curated Goods. All items have been inspected and given individual prices. What used to be $7 for skirts is now $7 and up. And so it goes for the whole store. 🤑😭

I give it 2 stars for cleanliness and nice employees. Goodbye Goodwill. I miss you!!!

Esther D.

(For those who don’t thrift out of necessity)

Things I tell myself when I visit Goodwills in 2024

Step 1: Accept that thrifting is no longer what it used to be.

Step 2: Be your best self when interacting with employees — they have NOTHING to do with the jacked up prices or inventory you’re seeing. The ones at this store are the sweetest. Send that complaint to corporate.

Step 3: Celebrate the fact that you’re doing the environmentally friendly thing. Sometimes, you’ll get lucky and find a well-loved higher end piece in your size. Nice!

Helen S.

The store didn't have the nice display as some of the Goodwill store nor the selection. At max all sizes of each type of item fits on one rack. The store also does not have a fitting room. The staff is friendly and the store is clean.

Santiago H.

The entrance is right after the stoplight on Main St. This place seemed well staffed but not the most pleasant people. There was no changing room available, and some of the clothing seemed dirty or stained. Prices were a little higher than I would expect. Small amounts of furniture. Decent parking available.

Timothy R.

Fairly Spartan and small as Goodwill stores go. Seems to have all the items you would typically find in a Goodwill, but just not as much selection and variety. The staff is polite and helpful. Parking is fairly available and close.

caterina T.

Expensive !!! Everything is 9.99 Or more ! Donate your things to a real non profit like Salvation Army.. Goodwill has raised its prices everywhere it is for profit and it uses free community service workers. .. Avoid

J B.

I spend a lot of money at thrift stores. Several times I have been disappointed w the lack of staff organization and poor management. My last visit, there were six people in line and only one cashier (Joshua). He was new and had to handle the cash register, the telephone and questions re items in the glass cases. There were four other employees sitting in the manager's office talking. It felt like they were hazing the new employee. It was very uncomfortable. I went over to talk w the manager and when I told her my concerns and that I spend over $10,000 per year plus, she stated, "good for you". I just left the store.