Goodwill of North Central West Virginia — Local services in Morgantown

This is one of my favorite types of Goodwill stores. You need to be mindful how you root around in the bins. There is sometimes broken glass plastic and sharp metal. Gloves are highly recommended and are available for purchase at their store. Items are sold by the pound. Anything over 4 pounds is a flat 6.99 and larger items are ticketed at very cheap prices. I have found fantastic things here. I have gotten a nintendo 64 with the ram expansion, various vintage PCs and peripherals all without hard disks. Countless hotwheels and matchbox diecast cars, cool tech gadgets, and plenty of HiFi equipment. I dont go to their regular retail stores anymore because they seem to eBay price everything there. You gotta look out for the flippers that camp out at the store all day. They are ravenous and will shove around you to get to fresh tables. Dont use the carts to weigh items. They overcharge quite a bit because of the differences in the carts. Take your items out and put them on the baskets on the desk. Overall highly recommended and fun to go there, but know what you are...

I shop at this location about once a week. Staff is friendly and this location is reasonably clean. Since their opening a while back, they've gotten better and better. More times than not, the tables are rotated on the regular with good amounts and types of items . . . some days it's all broken things, and tables either empty or over-stacked with clothes. Definitely wear gloves. There is a crew of students at all times sifting though the clothes trying to find ones to re-sell; so don't come looking for vintage or name brands unless you are willing to be courteously assertive. Most of the patrons have been very nice and polite and will help you look for things your are collecting. One bathroom has been out of order for months, but prior to that mishap, the bathrooms were reasonably clean...

Like most reviews state, it was a very unique shopping experience. I've never been to a goodwill like this. They rotate bins out, and then customers flock to the new bins like chickens getting fed and peck through them. The only bins they dont rotate out are the books. I don't understand why they're not on a shelf if they dont rotate them out. 5 pallets with giant boxes full of books, trash, and ripped up magazines. So many books are being damaged. It honestly broke my heart. It was extremely difficult to go through them. I can't imagine anyone with more difficulties than myself, trying to go...