Goodwill Store and Donation Center — Attraction in Saint Charles

Corporate greed is most definitely alive and well here. There is no longer any joy whatsoever coming in here - the prices are outrageous, management is rude and uncaring, and clearly whoever is setting prices is either high or truly clueless. To claim that the money is to “support job creation and pathways to employment opportunities around the St. Louis area” is a farce at best. More like support padding the envelope of the regional CEO’s new BMW fund. There’s no way the employees themselves could afford to shop here. There will be no money if people stop supporting this madness. Almost thirty one dollars for an old boombox? Eleven dollars for a dvd player with no power cord? Seven fifty for an off brand handheld mixer? I could go on and on. DON’T FORGET THAT GOODWILL GETS ALL THEIR MERCHANDISE FOR FREE THROUGH DONATIONS. Absolute...

My boyfriend and I have tried going to this location twice, both times around 5pm, and they were closed early. The first time we just left, but the second time we walked in because the lights were on and we saw people shopping and checking out. We walked in and immediately were borderline yelled at by two workers who just said “We’re closed.” in a very rude tone. We apologized and said we didn’t realize while walking back towards the door, and they just said “Yeah, we closed 10 minutes ago.”, while both of the works continue to stare at us. And we know that today is a holiday, but the rudeness was completely unnecessary, especially when other customers were clearly in the store. Not gonna attempt coming back...

I visited the store on 9/4/2022, Sunday. The cashier young Caucasian guy with puffy hair named Collin/something similar told/educated his coworker to be immoral and inappropriate. I did not notice a tear on the clothes I was planning to buy. The coworker and I both found out the tear at checkout and I decieded not to buy anymore. He was telling his coworker that she should not have mentioned about the tear and let me buy it. If I miss the tear, shame on me. However, when they see the tear and choose to simply ignore and try to sell it to me, shame on them. He was literally teaching his coworker to be immoral and inappropriate and changing the culture...