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Goodwill Outlet Reading storefront in Reading, PA

Goodwill outlet · Reading, PA

Goodwill Outlet Reading

4.3 (4 Google)
  • Kids allowed
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Accepts cash and card
  • Restrooms available
  • Pay by the pound
  • High competition

3001 St Lawrence Ave, Reading, PA 19606

Pricing

Pay by the pound. Goodwill outlets weigh your haul at the register instead of pricing each item; rates and per-category exceptions (furniture, electronics, books) vary by outlet. How pay-by-the-pound works →

Store hours

  • Mon 9 AM–6 PM
  • Tue 9 AM–6 PM
  • Wed 9 AM–6 PM
  • Thu 9 AM–6 PM
  • Fri 9 AM–6 PM
  • Sat 9 AM–6 PM
  • Sun Closed

About Goodwill Outlet Reading

Goodwill Outlet Reading is a pay-per-pound goodwill outlet located at 3001 St Lawrence Ave in Reading, Pennsylvania. It is open Monday through Saturday from 9AM to 6PM and closed on Sundays. Like other Goodwill outlets it sells by the pound rather than per item, and the bins are swapped out through the day. Listed amenities: kids allowed, wheelchair accessible, accepts cash and card, restrooms available, pay by the pound.

Rules & amenities

  • Kids allowed
  • Wheelchair accessible
  • Accepts cash and card
  • Restrooms available
  • Pay by the pound
  • High competition
  • Shopping carts
  • Bin rotations
  • Crowded
  • Furniture
  • Books
  • Toys

Rotation schedule

Goodwill Outlet Reading has not published a restock day in the sources we checked. Most bin stores restock once a week and reset prices the same day — see how restock days work and call ahead to confirm.

Rotation guide cover for Goodwill Outlet Reading

Third-party rotation guide available. The Reading, PA Goodwill Outlets Guide costs $19.00 and is verified with managers.

What the guide covers (8 topics)
  • Number of bins rotated each day
  • Number of bins rotated each hour
  • Total number of daily rotations
  • Number of clothing bins vs. non-clothing bins at this outlet
  • What time the last rotation of the day occurs before the store closes
  • If this store starts each morning with fresh new bins
  • Busiest days and times of the week
  • Slowest days and times of the week

The guide is sold separately by an independent publisher ($19.00); our directory does not hold the rotation times themselves. View the guide

Goodwill Outlet Reading: quick answers

When does Goodwill Outlet Reading restock?

Goodwill Outlet Reading has not published a restock day in the sources we checked. Most bin stores restock once a week and reset prices that day; the store's website or phone line is the fastest way to confirm.

What is the cheapest day at Goodwill Outlet Reading?

Goodwill Outlet Reading sells by the pound rather than on a weekday ladder, so there is no single cheapest day; bulk tiers lower the per-pound rate above a weight threshold.

What are Goodwill Outlet Reading's hours?

Open 6 days a week (closed Sunday); the full weekly grid is above. Hours change around holidays and restock days, so call ahead for a long drive.

What shoppers say4

4.3 (4 Google)
  • $24
    Anonymous
  • Depending on the time of day you go, this Goodwill can be a lot of fun. Don't make the mistake of going right when they open. There's a line of crazy people outside waiting to stampede in through the doors (only three are allowed in at a time). People are so careless and thoughtless while "digging for their treasures." You can be a foot away from them, and they will throw what they've determined to be worthless right at you in the bin you're looking through. The store itself is fantastic, it's just the people that shop that who ruin the experience. And for the love of God, watch out when they bring out new bins; you will get destroyed, as people act like whatever they're bringing out is a once in a lifetime opportunity and there could be millions of dollars hidden inside!
    Crystal
  • Very corrupt. The regular shoppers sell stuff to each other before it leaves the store. This is illegal. You cannot sell the store's inventory but the workers turn a blind eye. A man who wears a hat who people were yelling "Joel" speaking Spanish was selling a bunch of shirts to some kids. Not right or ethical. I used to stop goodwills back in the day and it wasn't this way and they no longer support disabled people when they allow this. Check your cameras and stop allowing theft and bad shoppers in your store
    Harry
Show 1 more review
  • I love this place on Sundays. Weekdays not so much, as It gets crowded. They always have good items and affordable prices. The staff is always respectful and respectful and nice to customers. They also have great job opportunities for young adults and others with different skills and needs. I enjoy stopping by once in a while. I recommend this place
    Dabo

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

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