Goodwill outlet bins in Connecticut

Goodwill Outlets & Bins in Connecticut

1 outlet selling donations by the pound.

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open outlet
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3.8
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Connecticut has 1 Goodwill outlet in our directory. 1 sells by the pound, 1 references a published rotation guide. 1 carries Google ratings averaging 3.8. Updated August 2026.

Connecticut store map 1. Goodwill Outlet Hamden — Hamden, CT 1
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All 1 Goodwill outlet in Connecticut

  1. Goodwill Outlet Hamden

    Hamden, CT · #1

    3.8 (4 Google)
    Goodwill Outlet Hamden storefront in Hamden, CT
    • Kids not allowed under 16 years old
    • Wheelchair accessible
    • Accepts cash and card
    • Restrooms available
    • Pay by the pound
    • Bin rotations
    • Family friendly
    • Electronics

    Address

    2901 State St, Hamden, CT 06517

    Pricing

    Pay by the pound

    Store hours

    • Mon 8 AM–7 PM
    • Tue 8 AM–7 PM
    • Wed 8 AM–7 PM
    • Thu 8 AM–7 PM
    • Fri 8 AM–7 PM
    • Sat 8 AM–7 PM
    • Sun 9 AM–7 PM

    What shoppers say4

    3.8 (4 Google)
    • This is a "bins" Goodwill . If you've never been , everything is dumped in giant bins and you just dig through it till you find something you want . They charge by the pound , so if you're getting light stuff ( clothes , plushies , bedding ) it's a really good deal . If you're getting heavier stuff like electronics , it may not be worth it 5o you . I usually always find at least a few things though
      Bill
    • Some key take-aways: When the bins come out, you are not allowed to touch them until they say go ahead. Most of the bins are clothes. Patrons throw as much as they can in their cart and sort out what they want after the bins have dispersed. It's kind of gross and dusty, so bring gloves and/or a mask. Nothing can be put on the floor, so make sure you have a bag or cart. You might be able to find something good, but most of the items feel like leftovers from the goodwill store that noone else wanted, or never made it to the floor because it didn't pass inspection. Also, I wrote this review while waiting for the next set of bins to come out, it took a while.
      Kayla
    • I adore this Goodwill Bins location. It's easy to get to, parking is plentiful, and the selection is outstanding. The real gem of this location is the staff . Every single employee is cheerful, helpful, courteous, knowledgeable, and always willing to inform you when the next bin of whatever is coming out:) the store is well lit and includes an area with table/chairs and refreshment vending machines. This location is family friendly. Many shoppers where mask and gloves. During the pandemic, every 2 hours, this store shut down for 1hour to sterilize the entire store. This bins store is my "home store" for the last 20 years. I highly recommend this location.
      Donna
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    • While most of the stuff is just rejects from other stores, not all of it is, and some things are treasures those other stores didn't care for as much as others do. The staff pulling the bins out work much harder than I expected from a thrift store. They deserve more credit. The cashiers are very happy and cheerful. Remember to bring gloves however as some items in those bins can be very gross and have found sharp items buried, such as a paper cutter. While I didn't find anything for me, I did see some things very valuable to others. It is fun to be here earlier in the day and will come back often. You'll see people who come here regularly and seem like pros looking for valuables, and even know each other very well. Very different kind of place for Connecticut.
      Todd

    Reviews are quoted from public customer reviews collected with the listing.

Goodwill bins by city in Connecticut

Bin rotation schedules

1 Connecticut outlet references a third-party rotation guide. The guide topics are listed on each outlet page; rotation times are not part of our data.

Price per pound & rules in Connecticut

Every Connecticut outlet weighs your haul at the register. Rates are set per Goodwill region rather than per store, and bulk thresholds (25 lb / 50 lb) lower the rate. Books, furniture and electronics are usually priced per piece. Bring gloves, wait behind the line during rotations, and keep small children out of the bins — the listed rules for each outlet are on its page.

Also in Connecticut: Amazon bin stores and liquidation stores. Guides: pay by the pound · rotation schedules · outlet hours · outlet rules.

Frequently asked questions

How many Goodwill outlets are in Connecticut?

1 open Goodwill outlet in Connecticut across 1 city. Hamden has the most (1).

How much are the Goodwill bins in Connecticut per pound?

1 of the 1 Connecticut outlets are listed as pay-by-the-pound. Goodwill sets rates by region, so check the outlet's own page for any shopper-reported rate, and expect a lower rate above a bulk threshold. The pay-by-the-pound guide collects the rates shoppers report nationally.

What are the Goodwill bins hours in Connecticut?

Hours are on every card below. 1 of the 1 open outlet runs seven days a week. Nationally, outlets most commonly open at 9 AM and close at 7 PM.

Do Connecticut Goodwill outlets have rotation schedules?

1 Connecticut outlet references a published third-party rotation guide (bins per hour, daily rotations, busiest times). Rotation times themselves are not in our dataset — the outlet pages link to the guide.

Are there Amazon bin stores nearby too?

Yes — 2 Amazon bin stores in Connecticut sell returns by the piece. See bin stores in Connecticut.

Know a Connecticut outlet we're missing?

Add it or report a change; we verify against Goodwill's own regional site before publishing.