Goodwill Store and Donation Center — Local services in Oʻahu

I usually go to donate but when I have time I will have a look around the store. Decent selection, but customer service isn't always great. More recently I was waiting to check out while an employee was talking to another customer—or maybe a friend, based on their conversation. She glanced at me but didn’t say anything, just kept talking with the other customer like I wasn’t there. When they left, she sighed, looked annoyed, and said she could help me at the register. I put my items down, and she took off the hangers and told me the total. I asked if I could give my phone number for rewards, and she acted like she had no clue what I was talking about and looked at me like I was dumb. After I paid, she handed me the receipt, didn’t at least offer to fold my items, just left them on the counter, and said “bye.” Not the best...

Nice location. Lots of parking. Sadly the prices are ridiculous. Folks donate these things and then you have the nerve to price them higher than Ross. If Walmart, Ross, TJ Maxx & other businesses buy their own products & can still make a profit, why not goodwil/ Salvation Army when they get free product? Also its not like they're spending lots of money for a nice ac building or highly educated workers.Does not make sense. Folks who work hard but still struggle need a place to purchase items at...

The store is clean and well-organized. The employees are friendly and helpful. There are two color tags on sale - one is 50% off and the other is 20% off. While I didn't find anything on this visit, I'll definitely be back since the merchandise changes daily. I also like that they let you round up your purchase as another way to help Goodwill's mission of helping those in need in the...