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Goodwill Thrift Store & Donation Center- Westheimer River Oaks
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Art of the World Gallery
2201 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77098
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1839 W Alabama St, Houston, TX 77098
Archway Gallery
2305 Dunlavy St, Houston, TX 77006
Flatland Gallery
1709 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77098
River Oaks Garden Club Forum
2503 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77098
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Phoenix on Westheimer
1915 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77098
Torchy's Tacos
2411 S Shepherd Dr, Houston, TX 77019
Brown Bag Deli
2036 Westheimer Rd Ste C, Houston, TX 77098
Auntie Chang's Dumpling House
2621 S Shepherd Dr, Houston, TX 77098
Jason's Deli
2611 S Shepherd Dr, Houston, TX 77098
Paulie's
1834 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77098
The Red Lion Houston
2316 S Shepherd Dr, Houston, TX 77019
Kolache Factory
2045 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77098
Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers
1902 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77098
Doris Metropolitan
2815 S Shepherd Dr, Houston, TX 77098
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Goodwill Thrift Store & Donation Center- Westheimer River Oaks

2030 Westheimer Rd, Houston, TX 77019
4.0(403)
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attractions: Art of the World Gallery, Dogtopia of Houston - W. Alabama Street, Archway Gallery, Flatland Gallery, River Oaks Garden Club Forum, restaurants: Phoenix on Westheimer, Torchy's Tacos, Brown Bag Deli, Auntie Chang's Dumpling House, Jason's Deli, Paulie's, The Red Lion Houston, Kolache Factory, Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers, Doris Metropolitan
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(713) 699-6393
Website
goodwillhouston.org

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Nearby attractions of Goodwill Thrift Store & Donation Center- Westheimer River Oaks

Art of the World Gallery

Dogtopia of Houston - W. Alabama Street

Archway Gallery

Flatland Gallery

River Oaks Garden Club Forum

Art of the World Gallery

Art of the World Gallery

4.8

(47)

Open 24 hours
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Dogtopia of Houston - W. Alabama Street

Dogtopia of Houston - W. Alabama Street

4.7

(29)

Open 24 hours
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Archway Gallery

Archway Gallery

4.8

(82)

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Flatland Gallery

Flatland Gallery

4.9

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The Art of Candle-making
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Nearby restaurants of Goodwill Thrift Store & Donation Center- Westheimer River Oaks

Phoenix on Westheimer

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Brown Bag Deli

Auntie Chang's Dumpling House

Jason's Deli

Paulie's

The Red Lion Houston

Kolache Factory

Raising Cane's Chicken Fingers

Doris Metropolitan

Phoenix on Westheimer

Phoenix on Westheimer

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Torchy's Tacos

Torchy's Tacos

4.5

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Brown Bag Deli

Brown Bag Deli

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Auntie Chang's Dumpling House

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4.3

(455)

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P. PatchesP. Patches
Are you kidding me? The people pricing this stuff must be doing drugs and think everything that comes to them, for FREE btw, belongs on the Antiques Roadshow. I have more photos from what I saw today, but don't have the energy to share. Just 3 examples, a crappy planter vase from Garden Ridge Pottery with a CHIP priced at a whopping $125, a Le Creuset French press with a massive gash at $29. And the best of all, a made in China celestial sphere, selling on eBay for half the price, GW trying to sell for $325!!!! These people are NUTS. Don't waste your time. You can find it new at the Marshall's Home Goods for way LESS. HA!
Miguel TobonMiguel Tobon
I went to the store I found a toy guitar the cashiers was too slow when Was my turn to pay the lady saw the price she said in a rude way who price this thing She said I’m going to check who price it like saying I change price I didn’t say nothing then she asked me if I want to donate my change I said no she said you getting it almost for free and you don’t want to donate I said I don’t care I didn’t put the price. I think this people need to be thankful to the people that donate and buy and learn how to treat customers
Kareen NguyenKareen Nguyen
I’ve always gone here but it’s gotten super overpriced. It’s literally more than retail now, which is ridiculous. A pyrex tupperware without its lid is $5 when you can buy a whole set for $20. A random bowl was $25. A vase was $30. Clothes were up to $20 a piece. Cmon now… Goodwill gets DONATIONS, their goods are free. I’ve seen items with it’s original price tag and goodwill prices it for more. I’ve also donated but I would rather donate elsewhere now where it’s priced reasonably for those who need it.
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Are you kidding me? The people pricing this stuff must be doing drugs and think everything that comes to them, for FREE btw, belongs on the Antiques Roadshow. I have more photos from what I saw today, but don't have the energy to share. Just 3 examples, a crappy planter vase from Garden Ridge Pottery with a CHIP priced at a whopping $125, a Le Creuset French press with a massive gash at $29. And the best of all, a made in China celestial sphere, selling on eBay for half the price, GW trying to sell for $325!!!! These people are NUTS. Don't waste your time. You can find it new at the Marshall's Home Goods for way LESS. HA!
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I went to the store I found a toy guitar the cashiers was too slow when Was my turn to pay the lady saw the price she said in a rude way who price this thing She said I’m going to check who price it like saying I change price I didn’t say nothing then she asked me if I want to donate my change I said no she said you getting it almost for free and you don’t want to donate I said I don’t care I didn’t put the price. I think this people need to be thankful to the people that donate and buy and learn how to treat customers
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I’ve always gone here but it’s gotten super overpriced. It’s literally more than retail now, which is ridiculous. A pyrex tupperware without its lid is $5 when you can buy a whole set for $20. A random bowl was $25. A vase was $30. Clothes were up to $20 a piece. Cmon now… Goodwill gets DONATIONS, their goods are free. I’ve seen items with it’s original price tag and goodwill prices it for more. I’ve also donated but I would rather donate elsewhere now where it’s priced reasonably for those who need it.
Kareen Nguyen

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1.0
1y

so I decided to go shopping to this Goodwill after work today I walked around the store and picked up a couple items and once I made up my mind, I put them back. I found a brass candle holder which I’ve always wanted one so I decided to get it, and I saw something else that I was thinking about by the time I got to the register, I decided against one of the items and handed it to the young lady, who is African-American with dreads and I paid for the brass candlestick holder once I left she ran out the store and said I need to look at your bag because you stole some clothes I said, excuse me she informed me that a customer told her that I stole some clothes that they saw me put some stuff in my bag. I went ahead and let her look at my bag which by the way I did not have to, But I went ahead because that’s one thing you’re not going to do is call me a thief and while this was happening The police officer that they pay to prevent shoplifting is standing outside having a conversation with someone which is funny to me because the same girl who rang me up is all of a sudden accusing me of stealing. I opened my bag right in front of her when I paid for my item, tell me if this is intelligent why would I still hand something to you that I didn’t want and then pay for something this was my last time going to this Goodwill half of the time they have nothing but crap in there because it’s extremely picked over because of resellers which, by the way, they are ruining thrift for people that are buying stuff for their homes or for their own personal use so I went back and asked her exactly who told you that I stole something. She told me she couldn’t tell me that which I think she’s full of crap I think because she saw my white handkerchief and a plastic bag, which had a piece of cake in it. I guess she assumed that I am a thief like I said, goes to show you how intelligent people are, I’m gonna steal something. Why in the hell would I buy something and then hand you back an item that I didn’t want but that’s who you guys have working there plus you have a police officer that pretty much is there just to hang out and stay on his phone and not do his job because if he was you want to be running out the store, accusing innocent people of stealing , real smart Goodwill good way to spend your money 😹 but I guess you guys have customers that are being top flight security y’all should be paying them money since they’re falsely accusing people of stealing maybe then you idiots would get it right in actually catch somebody really stealing...

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2.0
2y

TONIGHT one of the employees who I only see half the time I’m in there.. started talking about me ! I only had 5-6 items that did NOT FIT… only one item did.. i hung everything back on hangers.. and I even took the 2 pairs of shoes that ended up not fitting I placed them back on the shoe racks just so the employees would not have to

The items that did not fit I was going to hang back on the return rack like everyone else ..

The tall man of color who takes those things back into the areas they belong .. looked at me and said NO THAT I COULD NOT PLACE them on the return rack ..

Then loudly says across the store to another employee .( SEE I TOLD YOU SHE ISNT GETTING ANY OF THAT ! ā€œ NONE OF IT ā€œ

Just because I will try on several things and end up leaving very disappointed or feeling bad cus they didn’t fit already ! He WANTS TO TALK ABOUT ME.. and EMBARRASS ME .. and JUDGE ME !!!

There are plenty of times I buy things in there. I purchase some lil treasure at least 2-3 times every week!

But for him to talk about me .. even after the manager comes over! This entire time I was pressured to explain myself to him .. for my reasons WHY I wasn’t buying the 6 items I was not getting ! While I did have the ONE item in my hand in line to purchase !

Then once he walked away .. i ( along with the 3 ppl around me in line ) could hear him LOUDLY CONTINUE TO COMPLAIN AND BELITTLE AND TALK ABOUT ME FROM THE FAR BACK OF THE STORE !

I just wanted to cry ! Because I did nothing wrong My only crime is that I shop THERE TOO MUCH obviously !

I stop in to get away from everyone and have some alone time .. you could say! I am built like most women my age .. with CURVES.. so most clothes do not fit .. I usually need to try them on …

So when I shop .. I see things that look like they may fit and I wait until after I’ve looked at everything to try on.. 90% of the time things don’t fit me..

I have never experienced s something like this before!

He made it very CLEAR that he DOES NOT LIKE ME !

And to think.. he had just watched me take items and placed them back on the shoe rack to be Courteous trying not to give them any more work!

I ALWAYS PLACE things back on hangers ! When most ppl just leave them in the floor of the dressing rooms!

I left feeling judged - my feelings very hurt … and abused verbally !!!

Corp here I come !!

I’m not even mad when...

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5.0
43w

I go to this goodwill a few times a week. Finding hidden treasures is my hobby. I’ve noticed that there’s a bit of conflict at this location recently and a lot of hostility against the customers who frequent it the most. At least two people described on the reviews as resellers are shopping for themselves. But regardless, these customers are really friendly and the store has always felt like a pretty social community. I’ve seen those ā€œresellersā€ help carry things for elderly strangers, help stock shelves, help clean up the empty clothes hangers from the rack… one time the 6’ 2ā€ guy even helped the female staff lead a potentially dangerous man on drugs out of the store.

All that to say, I’ve obviously witnessed frustrations and jealousy when people don’t get what they wanted first, but that’s just the nature of Goodwill. It’s a gamble and that’s what’s exciting about thrifting.

Goodwill’s charity isn’t for providing cheap clothes to the community. That’s a benefit of secondhand shopping no doubt, but the real mission of goodwill is to create jobs in the community for people that otherwise might now be employable and to help others train for work elsewhere. The long time employees at this location are all hardworking. Latrisha, Susanne, Charlie, Mark, Crystal, Brandy, Kelly, and Jackson just to name a few that I’ve gotten to know during my days there. I’ve seen them deal with all kinds of unruly costumers and thieves. They work hard to keep order in the midst of the chaos that is just normal around a thrift store.

I worry that the group of people (or potentially one jealous person) who have written these reviews targeting fellow customers at Goodwill for shopping has missed the point of Goodwill’s mission and has inadvertently made the work for these great employees more difficult. I can’t stress enough how much I think the individual store management should be empowered to get to know their own community of shoppers and make decisions about how the more minor operational details are run and what works best for them. This is a unique location and what works here may not work everywhere. I encourage everyone in the area to stop in and shop here! It’s a great store with great staff and...

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