Goodwill Retail Store

Category:	Thrift Store
Address:	230 N Main St, Rutland, VT 05701, USA
Phone:	+1 802-772-4383
Site:	goodwill-berkshires.org
Rating:	3.2
Working:	9AM–7PM 9AM–7PM 9AM–7PM 9AM–7PM 9AM–7PM 9AM–7PM 11AM–6PM

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Reviews 16

Megan C

The best Goodwill store Ive been to (and Ive been to many). My kiddo and I go every Sunday for "necklace shopping" (she loves jewelry and they have a fantastic selection) and inevitably leave w/much, much, more than a necklace. They also have amazing sales randomly. (Today it was "all clothes $1" and a few weeks ago it was "all coats $2). Plus, the folks working there are helpful and friendly. The kids section and toy section is small, but the other factors well make up for this!

Bonnie Phillips

Its a nice store suppose to be for people that cant afford to buy new and after buying here you should go new cause there very pricey on there clothes there furniture is to high I wanted a nice couch set a few months ago there price was 400.00 I went and look at new couches prices were about same thats nuts.all there stuff is donated for people that cant buy new.they need to come down on there prices.for real.

Ahimsa Satya

Great addition to Rutland County. Staff is very friendly, I dont feel like I am the dregs of society like I do at other local used clothing stores. Thanks for the dignity :) It makes a difference.

Jacquelyn Vero

Lots of merchandise to choose from, but building is old and dire need of a good cleaning. Cheap prices and drop off your stuff is convenient and helpful by employees.

Sarah Mead

Posting to give others information. Donations are accepted from 9am-6pm. I couldnt find this information anywhere before I tried to drop mine off!

ilene Trudeau

I like goodwill for the most part. Prices were much better when they first opened though. A little on high side now.

Rich LaRouche

Be very careful about buying anything electronic. Most will die withing a few days to a week.

Isaiah Reed

Overcharge for things they see sell high on EBay. Does nothing for community.

Gaby Olegna

Poor. No way to look at merchandise , too crowded, esp in womens clothes.

Leonard Klepner

Occasional values found. Convenient place to donate.