2 outlets selling donations by the pound in Sacramento, and 1 more within 40 miles.
Sacramento has 2 Goodwill outlets in our California directory; 2 carry Google ratings (3 at Goodwill Outlet Sacramento - Date Ave, 4.3 at Goodwill Outlet Sacramento - Franklin Blvd). Goodwill Outlet Sacramento - Date Ave references a published rotation guide.
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Pushing, shoving and grabbing things away from other shoppers with little regard to safety, personal space or manners....The UGLY - this place dredges up all sorts, and I mean all sorts of folks, not the cleanest place, so watch your kids or leave them home. Some humans are half dressed, speak no English whatsoever, observe no common manners or practice good personal cleanliness; they swear and shove around your kids while toting their half naked, possibly sick, constantly crying offspring. There are a couple regulars that work the flea markets (I know who you are) I've had to threaten to have them arrested if the touch me again or stare down other ladies tops.
Cheryl
It's one where it's just big tubs of stuff and you look through to find the good stuff. I especially loved the book section. I work at a school library with a small budget and I found 25 books and they're all just 15 cents each.
Jessica
Good prices, but they really need to hire security. Just being here for 30 minutes I witnessed a guy stuffing massive amounts of stuff into his bag and going to the bathroom, a family taking scissors and cutting random items in the bins, and a guy shooting up in the bathroom with the door half open. Whole store reeks of urine and desperately needs to be cleaned. You expect the bins and the items in them to be somewhat unsanitary, but this is something else. You don't want to touch half the stuff here. I felt very unsafe and gross being here.
Julia
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Intresting place, you really have to dig around to find some treasure. The staff is nice and does their best to coordinate the bins and bring new things out. Fellow thrifters can get a bit wild when a new bin is rolled out and they all jump on it. Center bins are full of random clothes, all shapes , sizes , color, condition. Book bins are to the side as well as shoes. Furniture in the back and household randomness to the left of the store. It takes a bit of time and sorting but I can usually find somethings I am happy with.
Anastasiya
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Many of the clothes in the bins are actually in great shape! Lots of good quality baby clothes too. This is a great place to come to give back to your community by taking some items home, throwing them in for a quick wash, and donating them to your local homeless shelter. This also helps the environment - these items are donated to people in need instead of sitting it a landfill after they are sent off from Goodwill Outlet. Overall, the staff and customers were very friendly and polite. I avoided the new bins because people swarm them like a Black Friday sale. The clothes were $1.54 per pound!
Star
Good place to find a lil bit of everything!!! ....Prices for most stuff is $1.54 a pound , shoes are $3 a pair, blankets, comforters and sleeping bags are $6. Furniture is priced as marked...I love shopping here its an adventure every time...enjoy!!!
Suzanne
First time I've been there since the pandemic began. You can find good buys if you're lucky to get a chance with all the vultures. It's just ridiculous how some people just can't wait to hijack the bins like it's the last they'll ever see. It's not the cleanest place to shop so if cleanliness is an issue, stay away. Again, somedays you can find good buys, somedays not. The prices are great, I admit, just dealing with all the people isn't so great.
Raquel
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I come here for the bargains. Clothing is $1.49/lb. It can be pretty messy in here, so I highly recommend bringing your patience, maybe some gloves, and leaving young kids at home. Plan for a couple of hours to sift through each of the bins. Be aware that when new bins are brought out, people lose their minds fighting to be the first to grab stuff. No thank you, I'm happy to wait. Parking can be tough some days.
Natalie
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Your haul is weighed at the register; clothing and housewares share a per-pound rate, with cheaper bulk tiers, and furniture, electronics and books are usually priced per piece. Arrive early on a weekday for the calmest rotations, wear gloves, and wait behind the line until staff finish rolling out fresh bins.
