Ugg, they changed the rules at Goodwill
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I have stopped going to Goodwill because the prices are stupid expensive and I am not paying them. I have also quit donating to them.
Amen
Same for me.
I agree. They aren't what people think they are. Too many people try to do these videos from goodwill. Boring.
St. Vincent genuinely help the community including several people I know who were helped by them. Make sure to donate there.
I don't buy or donate to them...they are the exact opposite of their name. They have no good will!
They need to loose their charity status because the prices they charge for donated items is shameful and not helping the poor. I no longer donate to them.
Goodwill yrs.ago was to help people that needed clothes and necessary items Poor people can't afford this anymore. I refuse to go there and donate to them at all anymore
The money they make goes to help train people at job centers. The price they charge was never to be so cheap, that it provides charity to shoppers lol
that’s a misconception. They use the money for job training programs. They are classes to help train the members of the community which in turn helps get them out of poverty.
Their financial report is available for public view, interesting to check out where the money goes.
Your well-intentioned donations are helping pay for the INFLATED SALARIES of the corporate offices
One thing you do not know about Goodwill is that they have programs to help people in lower income brackets to receive FREE education and also help them with job placement. So it's not all what you say it is.
I volunteered for quite a while and when you hear the employees' side of things it is another story but thanks for the public service announcement@@KellBelle65
@@KellBelle65
Thank you! People are not taking into consideration that Goodwill is also suffering from inflation. Everything from rent to utilities, to educational materials for training has gone up.
I give to a local charity thrift store, they have two stores here. And they do help people who need the help.
The brown piece of furniture looks to be like a serving cart.
My family stopped donating to Goodwill after seeing the mansion the head CEO lives in. I also do not shop there.
Goodwill prices are ridiculous. I don’t donate there anymore
The CEO makes a ton of money. I don’t donate there either. Salvation Army is a better place but I like mom and pop shops.
I also quit donating to our Salvation Army. They are over priced, as well, and when things don't sell, they break them before putting them in the dumpster just so no one can have them. At least our local homeless shelter has a "free" day where they put out all unused donations and people can take anything they want/need.
I donate to our local library thrift store. ❤
Exactly, defeats the purpose
I agree
I was in a Goodwill that has a self checkout- I thought their purpose was “to put people to work”?
Goodwill is not a non profit company
Someone had an awesome business plan," let's get people to give us our inventory for free"
Right makes no sense.
It's better than rude, cranky employees and you have to bag your own stuff anyway.
We were all fooled. It's to put people to work to pay the upper management and officers salaries.
WTH?
We have a charity shop that 100 percent supports abandoned pets and shelters…they get my donations and business…wouldn’t give Goodwill a used tissue!!!.. pure greed!
Me too!
where is that? I would like to give items there also
Absolutely
That would be a great place to donate
Why do you people badmouth Goodwill? Goodwill trains citizens to get jobs into advance in life. Call your politicians and complain to them that they’re giving your tax money to illegal aliens to live here eat here sleep here rob us all for free on your tax dollar.. thank you, Joe Biden for nothing!!!
I saw women's jeans for $16.99 the other day. Two years ago they'd been $4.99.
You could pay less for brand NEW jeans at Wal-Mart.
I buy new and stylish clothes off the sale rack at Cato's for a couple of dollars more than Goodwill asks for used and often well worn clothing....
Yes, I actually preferred going to goodwill as you can find real denim but the last time I went 3 pair for $20. One pair actually split on me at work! They weren’t even tight. But all of the other ones have lasted forever. The new ones are stretchy/skinny jeans and after a couple of washes, they are stretched out! I was then told to get a smaller size. I bought a 4, they were very snug and washed them carefully in gentle cycle, cold and low heat dry. I didn’t even dry them completely. After sitting down once, I stood up and they turned into balloon pants! Does anyone else know why this happens and how to keep that from happening?
Goodwill won't help the very community that donates to them. I saw them turn down helping a home fire victim who was now without any clothes. How is that good will?
Would not give a pair of shoes to a homeless person. That story went viral. 😢
When did this happen,
@@marycanary Recently. Just Google goodwill refuses to give shoes to homeless person. I remember seeing it on the news. A police officer bought a pair of shoes for the person.
@@marycanary a couple of years back
I bought new clothes for a “fire victim” who had full insurance and a husband with a great job and money.
Goodwill is a profit organization. I donate to Salvation Army.
Wrong goodwill is a nonprofit,
Salvation army also jacks up prices on their free inventory and they push CRT and are extremely antiWhite
Yes! Goodwill pricing is RIDICULOUS. Like almost every business I go into these days, Goodwill asks if I want to round up the amount to the next dollar for their charity. No. No, I do not. I give to my own charitable causes. Goodwill should NOT ask customers to give to their causes. Especially when every single thing they sell was GIVEN to them. Any money they make above and beyond basic operating costs should go to their charity. It blows my mind.
Let the ceo take a pay cut
Yes, the CEO makes $500,000 a year.
Goodwill is a ripoff. I find independent resale shops and give them all my donations and purchases.
And to top it off they get to write off “their” donation that “they” gave to the charity of “their” choice.
Goodwill is not a charity. They claim to employ people who have trouble getting jobs, but they're a for-profit company.
A lot of clothing that goes into goodwill doesn’t even get sorted and is just tossed in a dumpster or sent to the dealers who bale it up and send it overseas where they auction the bales to poverty stricken communities who sort through the ones they win and then sell the stuff that is in decent shape to make a living. What isn’t kept is sent to massive landfills. Also, anything that is donated to goodwill that is exceptionally nice is pulled and sent to goodwill’s equivalent of EBay. It’s a racket. My bother worked as the director of maintenance for over a decade. He made over $70k a year. The people working the retail level make pennies compared to what the higher ups do. I stopped shopping there a long time ago due to the prices. I only shop and donate to our locally owned, truly non profit stores now and I make sure to research where the money and merchandise goes.
Those bails of clothes they send over seas disrupts the local clothing business and fiber/cloth making business by the indigenous people.
Most of our clothes are made from polyester and pollute their land and water. If they were natural fibers, silk, cotton linen wall, cashmere Hemo Lotus they would decompose back into the earth proper with poisoning the earth.
Stop buying fast fashion,
I won't donate anymore to goodwill especially since stores donate and goodwill leaves the original price tag on the items and than puts there sticker on for more than its worth!
I remember one time a volunteer at our resale shop told the manager that a Xmas tree was priced way too much. And people could buy it at Michaels so much cheaper. Didn't even have a box. Her reply was, "Well. just let them go buy it there then." Always wanted the highest prices on everything and when I would try to tell her things don't go for those kind of prices anymore, she didn't want to hear it. Honestly, it just scares people away.
@@avantegarde-rl4vi Because they are trying to make the most money for ALL THEIR PROGRAMS TO HELP PEOPLE! Google a trusted source!
I stopped giving to goodwill, I don’t like they charge so much, and workers get first dibs on stuff. When my mom passed, she was working at a church food bank, mostly senior citizens went to, I called her friends there, they came and took all the medical stuff, wheel chair walker, potty chairs, canes, even an oxygen machine I purchased for her, they gave the stuff away to people that needed it, they took her craft stuff to give seniors something to do. I know my mom would have wanted that.
That is a beautiful way to honor your mother.
So proud of you & I bet she is too!
Julie I also use Corelle in my own home! My local GW literally has $1.25 things from Dollar Tree marked at $3.99 and is so disorganized and dirty that I've just given up shopping there and go to ARC and Salvation Army instead.
🤣My Goodwill has a Dollar Tree right next to it. Literally next door. And they triple the price. Like really ❓
Do we all have the same corporate thrifts? Savers is owned by the Gates Foundation.The Catholic Church is behind Salvation Arms, and St. Vincent De Pauls, I'm not sure about Salvation Army, except they are a corporation.
Omg yes! The dollar tree stuff is more than if bought new. Lol , I was in there last week, I go to just zone out and walk around, anyway, I found such a cute vase. It was $12.99 which I thought was ridiculous, and I looked at the bottom and it was 6.99 at Ross brand new!!!!! It just doesn't make any sense! People (me, especially) are barely surviving and now even the goodwill is getting too expensive.
They absolutely inflate prices. And most people working there are doing community service so they aren't even paid...such a rip off
@@AngelAPAVLOVSCornDog , Really!?! Just who are they? Obviously in ties with the legal system. No wonder it's crap too. Time to get back to Natural Law, and charge these effers with their crimes against humanity. Enough is enough.
I prefer to spend my $ at Savers and a local Opportunity House that provides for the community. Goodwill got greedy.
Even Savers is ridiculously overpriced on alot of stuff.
Savers is run by the Gates Foundation for their fake Save the Children bs. They do not care about our children.
Savers is a for profit company. Goodwill is non profit.
@@mpls6124 , Savers is owned by the Gates Foundation. They are both for profit corporations, from what I understand. They are not helping anyone but themselves, per usual.
My sister in law saw the owner of Savers driving a Lexus.
I recently went to a Thrift store in my hometown, that was always a good alternative to Goodwill. I was looking for a 9x13 glass baking dish. They were $10 to $16. Walmart has brand new ones for $14..
They have gone crazy with all those $8.99 price#.😊
Our Goodwill got rid of all discounts last year, but are still asking is to round up our change.
I never round up my change. I politely thank them for asking and decline
How sad is that !
That they would ask !
It’s not like they’re giving it to Saint Judges!
Goodwill has priced themselves out of the thrift store market. I would rather just go buy new at the same price as buying used at Goodwill. I own a thrift/antique store and I look at an item and say “would I pay $3 for that?” If my answer is no, then the price is lower. It’s no good having a store full of items if you never sell anything……you can’t make any money with that plan.
Their prices are ridiculous!
Some of those items you can BUY BRAND NEW at the retail stores for the same price or even cheaper.
Ollie's discount store has raised prices up to almost retail. It's not worth making an extra trip there to save 10 cents on an item or two.
Thrift store prices have gotten way high and ridiculous.....
Prices are ridiculous at Goodwill in North Alabama and also Western Ky!!! They have gotten really greedy!!!
They get everything for free and it’s supposed to be for people who can’t afford to pay retail prices! It’s gotten out of hand and I wouldn’t give them anything nor buy anything from them!!
It’s a sewing box,my mom had one years ago and it’s for sewing supplies
I thought it might hold a wash basin and pitcher with the end towel racks?
That was my guess
It's a wash stand.
It looks like a sewing machine cabinet that is missing the sewing machine.
I thought a game table
That's insane prices! Get a grip goodwill
It was just announced that Goodwill is no longer a Thrift store. They are a Retail store.
Goodbye Goodwill. Too many other places to donate that actually make a difference.
A retail store that gets all their merchandise for free. We're stupid if we buy there.
I CANNOT bring home another piece, OOOH look at this! LOL!
Stopped going to any Goodwill for years now. So glad my husband and I live near a Christian Ministries which is like a habitat for humanity store hulk mode and the profits go to churches and their programs and what I find to buy is amazing! Got a 40 piece set of dishware from the early 90s and in great shape for only $10 . Goodwill is ridiculous to say the least
At least your GW is well stocked and CLEAN
Same with me as to Goodwill prices! If they get much higher, might as well shop new!! My Goodwill district has also started a new policy of bring your own bag or buy one of theirs for $1.29! Then, when you get to the register they no longer wrap and bag your items......might as well be shopping at the bins!
Ours too in Mooresville, NC. They didn't wrap the dishes or anything & not bagging either even if you buy their $1.29 bag.
Now that I am in my middle 60's, I can't help thinking, is this how all my loved things are going to end up?
Or in the trash, but you'll be 💀 so....r.i.p. lol
I asked my husband and son to give my things to friends and family first. Goodwill can have the rest, no problem.
Can’t take it with you, Susan. 😂
@abunchahooey I know, but there is a few things I love ❤️ I hope they will love them too.
It's the reason I think estate sales are so sad.
The prices have increased because resellers have you tube channels and brag about how much they can make on PoshMark or eBay. I have seen scavengers just carting up everything they can get their hands on….leaving nothing for actual shoppers.
Like this content creator in the video 🤣 wtf you think she's buying stuff for? She said she didn't buy something she doesn't want to ship lol
Ok,. watched the whole video to find out what they changed 'the rules' as the clickbait title said. No mention.
She did say….they won’t sell anything that doesn’t have a price tag on it. It’s about halfway through the vid. It’s when she was looking at the baskets.
@@Gidget3922that's not a new rule though. They don't want people taking of price tags hoping for a cheaper price. It happens a lot.
That happens at the shop I volunteer at. We won't sell it if it doesn't have a price tag. But then again, people change them. Many a time, we find dozens of tags on the floor of the dressing rooms. One time I was in the back and a volunteer priced a vintage sweater for $20.00. 15 minutes later, I was up at the register and a lady brought up the sweater with a $3.99 tag on it. I said no that was just priced at $20.00. As the manager was there and said no that's a purple ticket item. She didn't cause a fuss but stormed out. She knew she was caught. Another time I had priced 3 figurines separately. Later the woman at the register came back to me and said, " I don't think this looks right." All of the figurines had masking tape wrapped around the 3 of them together. People will try to get away with anything. In the 20 yrs. I've been there, I've seen it all.@@mpls6124
That's not new at all in Ohio
All you have to do is ask one of the workers for the price and they'll make you a tag.
I love my Corell. I have thrifted sets for my nephew and niece. They love the vintage pieces.
I quit going to GoodWill a year or two ago and I live in the North MS/Memphis area too. When they started charging PER DISH on obvious sets, instead of pricing the set itself I said, "That's it!"
Give to a local shelter..Goodwill has exposed itself long ago, total scam..
If you drop a Corelle dish, it will break into 1 gazillion shards and spread to every corner or the room. I bought a set many years - I have that swirl with the green edge, As they regularly break, I am bringing out Gramma's "good china" so it doesn't end up at GW after I exit this plane of existence....
I only use Corelle. In over 40 years I have had 1 dinner plate, two bowls and 1 sandwich plate shatter, and my family has NEVER been gentle, or even careful, with them.
I have been using my Winter White Corelle set nearly every day since 1980, and I have only had one plate break!! I have dropped them on the kitchen floor several times, and they do not break, except that one plate. So, I do not know what you are talking about, LOL! Maybe you have the newer kind?
@@debbiephillips4163 Same here, 44 years, and still going strong!! (Except for ONE plate.)
I'm going through a lot of boxes that were in storage while we were building our house (TWO years!), and I have 30 pieces of that Corelle white swirl. I was going to put them on FB Marketplace for $20 for the whole lot. I looked on Etsy to find out what the pattern is called so that I could include that in my description, and I saw what pieces are going for on there. I was shocked!
It's disgusting, huh?
Do you still have them? Want for myself, not resale.
@@angelaharris1112 Yes, I have them.
@@angelaharris1112 Yes, I do still have them, but I have 25 pieces, not 30 as I first thought.
I would love to give to Family in need & children in need. I remember Donating to Church's & Salvation Army. They would help families in need for Free!
I live in Orlando and nothing in the Goodwill store is under $4.99.
That cute little table at 50 seconds is undoubtedly a sewing machine table.
Not a sewing machine table. A sewing machine table allows you to sit at it like a desk, with your feet under the table.
I thought so too at first but the one I had was deeper to be able to store machine in it. That wasn’t deep enough.
I have volunteered for a Hospice charity for over 20 yrs. I price the antiques, collectibles , jewelry and a lot more. I've always tried to keep the prices reasonable, so everyone could get a nice deal. But now with new management, they want top dollar for just about everything. These are in most cases used items, not new. I'm afraid these places now, can't call themselves thrift stores. There is no thrift about it.
The last time I went to Rip-off aka Goodwill I saw a medium size rusted cast iron skillet for $39.99..... I left immediately and WILL NOT BE GOING BACK.
I never did donate to them as I always felt my donations were appreciated much more at the women's shelter thrift shop. Goodwill is a joke
They pressure employees to price items high .
Supposedly those well seasoned cast iron pieces are worth a lot. The rust comes off and you just season it again. But I paid 19.00 for mine at Costco so I see your point.
I love Goodwill. When my kids were small, we shopped there, because it was affordable for us, and the clothing items were consistently in good condition, especially compared to other thrift stores in our area. I am grateful for these stores, helping us when we were a young family with small kids… ☺️✅☺️✅☺️✅
I literally stop shopping because their prices are so ridiculous. I can get stuff way cheaper at Salvation Army. They eliminated the 599 price range at Goodwill. I was completely shocked by that. It couldn’t cost almost as much to buy some thing used as it does new thrift stores are becoming a thing of the past.
Oh I thought it was a dry sink. Bowl stowed away on the table.
Goodwill’s prices are insane for stuff they are getting for free - lately ROSS & T J Maxx have better deals
The only remaining "goodwill" at that place are the corporate salaries!! No more purchasing or donating to them!
The ones who truly do the good work is The Salvation Army. They take care of folks just out of recovery, prison, bad times, whatever. They'll take you in and give you a decent job with decent wages and Respect. ✌🏽💙✨️
Around here the best to shop at and donate to is St. Vincent de Paul. You can buy pants for $1.50. They have a week of "bag days." A paper grocery bag full of clothes for $3. Awesome place!
The goodwill in my area the prices are not bad as far as clothing, tops are $4.99 pajamas $1.99 jackets $4.99
Senior day is Tuesday and you save 25% I always shop on a Tuesday I have gotten great clothing with designer names for $3 and change.last year I lost 24 lbs, and I donated all my old clothing ( to another thrift shop where they help woman starting over again) and shopped goodwill and this particular thrift shop, I bought a whole summer wardrobe including accessories for a total of $80 and I love what I bought…. I find more at the thrift stores then regular stores these days
Ours is also fairly reasonable, although in recent years thrifting has become really popular right along with reselling those items elsewhere for an even higher markup, and their prices have increased accordingly. Once that started trending more and more items are harder to find there. It's quite unfortunate for those on a tight budget hoping to save money.
We use coasters to keep our furniture from being damaged by wet glasses. It never occurred to me that people wouldn't care enough for their stuff not to use them, but maybe it is because we pass our furniture down so it is sentimental. I guess to each his own! 😊
Of course, even if you don't pass them along, it is common decency trying to keep them looking nice by not damaging them. I make sure everyone in my home uses one.
Its a liquor cart. Places for baller glass inside and then bottom cabinets to store more liquor. That would be soo cute in hubby's pool hut on our farm. ❤
You need to shop and donate to Salvation Army they actually do good with their donation money
All of the Salvation Army stores closed down in this area
Yes they are least help people!!!
Well except the armed forces overseas who they "donated" peanut butter and jelly sandwiches to in WWII but actually were chargeing for them lol. My mom always told that story to anyone she could, she never got over it when my dad said there were solders who were hungry and had no money and could not have a sandwich :( . I don't shop there ever because my mother would truly haunt me if I did.
😂😂😂 $8 & $9 for a glass piece. They fell and bumped their heads.
They just redecorated our GW and the prices are as high as WM!! Not kidding! It was shocking
The newest change at our Goodwill is they 86'd Senior Day.
Between the prices going up & no more Senior discount they are losing customers.
That was always the rule by me. Give it to the worker then they will price it and ask you if you want it. I've done it many times. Haven't been to goodwill for awhile now because the prices were crazy.
It's ridiculous the prices they charge for used items that were given to them. They could charge about half of what they do and still make money so people who can't afford new clothing could benefit. And they have the nerve to ask for your change. We live in a greedy world.
In St Louis Mo area Goodwill has gotten extremely greedy. I will not shop there ever again.
I have the white swirl pattern & the ivy swirl pattern Corelle. It is next to impossible to find it at thrift stores, but just keep looking. The swirl with the green edge goes with the ivy pattern. You should have picked it up. One dinner plate sells for $23 on Etsy. I have found them for as cheap as $1 thrifting.
Love the three items you found! Gorgeous!
I would have knocked you over to get my hands on the 3 scalloped Buffalo China salad plates! I have 1 & never find more. I love all white plates. Have a big collection of white swirl & restaurant dishes. TFS 😊
In Wisconsin are Goodwill have been having the price tag rule for a few years and they will not price right away, they will tell you it has to go through processing again. Uggg
To many people taking off tags to try to get a new lower price
that was probably an antique dry sink that would hold a ceramic basin for washing water, with the towel holders on each side and drawers for misc, extra towels, wash cloths, soap etc.... the all wood table with the flip out lid.
The all white swirl Corelli is called “Enchantment”. I hope you find some!
Buffalo China was used in many restaurants. It’s vintage. Many people collect it. ❤
I dont donate anymore either. What ive started doing is leaving things on my curb and posting it on fb. That way its still me giving it away for free but the recipient doesn't have to pay for it!
I have been shopping there for 30 years. That has always been their rule. They just let it slide because it was pennies on the dollar and they would rather just move the merchandise. But, now they would be losing a lot of dollars so I think that is the reason for the crack down.
I used to shop at Goodwill a LOT and also donated a lot. Between their ethics and their prices, I avoid them now. I shop and donate to other thrift stores in my area such as ARC (benefits developmentally delayed) and the Cancer Society thrift store. Most GW stores in my area are also in very sketchy parts of town which I avoid as well.
I never donate to Goodwill because they only care about money 😠
Our GW just brought back weekly discounts. The prices are so high there now that I only buy something if it’s the “right” color tag.
Good luck finding the Corelle swirl pattern. I have i plate, 1 bread plate and 1 bowl. Thats all I've been able to find.
I wish my goodwill look like yours it look so nice and neat my goodwill sales junk and clothes with holes in them or stains.
You missed a good seller with the chicken. A VERY easy thrift project. Usually sells for $20 to $30 when flipped to look like cement. The Buffalo china is also a good deal. Sells for WAY more than it was marked.
Where does all the money go when they ask you to round up for their mission?
Wish I could have bought that cute
little $20 table! 😊
I don’t understand why they put items out on the shelves with no price tag on them…how are people supposed to buy them??🥰
Sometimes items don't get priced because of human error. Other times, the price tags fall off, especially the baskets since there is usually not a smooth surface to place a price tag.
I donate to the Humane Society Thrift ( support rescued animal and adoptions etc...) and Council on Aging Thrift (pays for meals on wheels)
I went to a drive-through goodwill donation site in 2021.
I was way out in my car OUTSIDE and this woman stomps out and demands from 15 feet away that I put a mask on.
Umm no. I told her I was outside and would not be doing that.
She proceeded to chastise me and tell me “the rules” and she got really ugly. THEN she tells me she’ll allow me to donate THIS TIME, but I’d darn well better MASK THE HELL UP NEXT TIME.
I finally said DO YOU WANT THIS STUFF OR NOT?? I am giving you MY things for you to sell at 100% profit and you’re allowing me the privilege of donating this one time?
Nerp. Not doing it. I drove away, found another mission to donate to, and have never been back.
STOP donating to goodwill! You realize the CEO makes hundreds of thousands of dollars a year for salary. Use the karm store instead.
Is there a karma store near seattle?
The white & gold snow house (Christmas) is so CUTE!! 💝
I called Goodwill and told them what I had to donate. One of those things was a brand new desk and chair. I described it for her, and she said "Awesome! Ive been looking for a desk with a new office chair for my guest room."
I hung up.
I have a dresser and end table that matches the same wood molding as the first cabinet you looked at! I wish I had that piece.
I have been looking for a rooster like the one in the cart. I want to paint one black and use in a floral centerpiece.
The table is a wash table, towel holders on the side
Sewing machine holder
Those prices seem reasonable to me in Canada they be priced way higher more like 8.99 to 19.99 forget about Pyrex its priced like antique store prices
Loved those plates 😊
The Jamie Ray vintage vintage had some of the Corell that has the swirl pattern dishes
I use to work at Goodwill ....its such a rip off ...I couldn't even afford to shop there
I stopped because they are not for charity. I have given them a lot of donations. Only for them to make money and not help people. Nope
I just know you could mold the missing piece of that Angel’s wing-if it had the sticker, that is.
I have so much confidence in your talents!
Julie, the igloo is hand painted in ceramic class , I’d say early 80s vintage!
After all the western boots went from $10.99 and $19 to $49 I have never gone back to Goodwill. I grew up going to Goodwill.
The prices are going up, likely because people are buying all the cute things and reselling them online for a profit. It shafts the people who really needs a cheaper product.
All for a catchy CZcams gimmicky channel
No price? You take it to a worker and tell them to price it. Immediately. I’ve certainly done this . Not at the counter
That cute table was a bathroom set - before bathrooms! Those “cute” pieces on either side are for hanging your towel. A mirror probably sat on the back, and perhaps a pitcher of water and a bowl inside. Late 1800’s-early 1900’s. Priced right at $20.
Ya the downfall of goodwill....luv it...😊😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
At :37 that piece of furniture is probably a sewing machine cabinet.