Six outlets across the state. Addresses, hours, and what you’ll actually pay per pound, all below.

Four of them run identical pricing. The other two don’t, so check before you drive.

What Are Goodwill Bins?

Goodwill Bins are the last stop. Whatever didn’t sell at the regular stores lands here before it gets baled up and recycled.

No racks. No price tags. Just big blue bins and a scale at the register.

Staff roll fresh ones out all day long. That’s the whole appeal, and it’s why the resellers practically live there.

Oregon Goodwill Outlet Pricing

Columbia Willamette runs four of Oregon’s outlets and prices every one of them the same. Soft lines are $2.79 a pound. Hit 25 pounds and it drops to $1.59.

Do the math, break even sits around 13 pounds. Past that, filling up to 25 costs you less than stopping short.

Furniture and the bigger stuff gets priced one item at a time. It’s all at the back.

Goodwill Outlet Portland – Portland, OR

5950 NE 122nd Ave, Portland, OR 97230

+1 503-548-4922

Wheelchair accessible entrance

Please note: Store hours and prices may change. Check with the store before travelling.

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Sits out near the airport. Around 50,000 square feet, which makes it the biggest bins store in the group.

3.8 stars from 700 plus reviews. Every other one of them says bring gloves.

Goodwill Outlet Milwaukie – Milwaukie, OR

1740 SE Ochoco St, Milwaukie, OR 97222

+1 503-230-2076

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Nearest bins to inner southeast Portland. Quick run down from Sellwood.

Parking’s tight. Weekday mornings are the easy window. 3.9 stars, 700 plus reviews.

Goodwill Outlet Hillsboro – Hillsboro, OR

2920 SE Century Blvd, Hillsboro, OR 97123

+1 503-649-5424

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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This is the Washington County one. Saves you crossing the city if you’re coming from Beaverton or Forest Grove.

3.7 stars from 700 plus reviews.

Goodwill Outlet Salem – Salem, OR

3235 Portland Rd NE, Salem, OR 97301

+1 503-587-9760

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Smaller floor than the Portland stores. Cleaner too, going by the reviews.

Gets picked over fast though. Come early. 3.8 stars, 500 plus reviews.

Goodwill As-Is Outlet Medford – Medford, OR

2077 Lars Way, Medford, OR 97501

+1 541-608-2805

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Different operator here. Southern Oregon Goodwill runs it, so Columbia Willamette prices don’t apply.

Shoppers report clothing under a dollar a pound, electronics around $1.75. Books and pillows go for pennies each.

Best rated bins in the state at 4.1 stars.

Goodwill As-Is Outlet Klamath Falls – Klamath Falls, OR

3401 Washburn Way Unit C, Klamath Falls, OR 97603

+1 541-883-3546

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Smallest of the six and the furthest out. Southern Oregon Goodwill runs this one too.

Call first if you’re driving any real distance.

Tips for Shopping Oregon Goodwill Bins

Bring gloves. Every location, every review, same advice.

Weekday mornings if you can swing it. Fresh bins, thinner crowds, first pick.

Close to 13 pounds at a Columbia Willamette store? Keep going. Getting to 25 beats stopping at 18.

No sales tax in Oregon. What the scale says is what you pay.

Everything’s as-is. No returns, no exchanges. Check it properly before you queue up.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Goodwill Bins are there in Oregon?

Six. Portland, Milwaukie, Hillsboro and Salem run under Columbia Willamette. Medford and Klamath Falls are Southern Oregon Goodwill.

How much do Goodwill Bins cost in Oregon?

$2.79 a pound for soft lines at the Columbia Willamette stores. Drops to $1.59 once you’re over 25 pounds. Southern Oregon prices lower but structures it differently.

What time do new bins come out?

No fixed schedule. They rotate through the day, every few minutes at the busier stores.

Can you return items bought at Goodwill Bins?

No. It’s as-is, so nothing comes back.

Is there a Goodwill Bins in Eugene or Bend?

No. Both have regular Goodwill stores but no outlet. Salem’s the closest bins run from Eugene.

Two confirmed outlets. Columbus down on the Alabama line, Savannah on the coast.

Atlanta has plenty of regular Goodwill stores but no bins, which surprises most people.

What Are Goodwill Bins?

Goodwill Bins are where donations land when they haven’t sold at a normal Goodwill store. Last stop before recycling.

No hangers, no price stickers. Big bins, and a scale at the register.

Bins get swapped out through the day. That rotation is the draw, and it’s why the resellers wait by the doors.

Georgia Goodwill Outlet Pricing

Both stores sell by the pound, but they’re run by different Goodwill organisations so the rates aren’t identical.

Savannah shoppers have reported clothing under a dollar a pound. Columbus weighs most things but prices some items individually.

Ask at the register. The rate boards change more often than the websites do.

Goodwill Outlet Store Columbus – Columbus, GA

3857 St Marys Rd, Columbus, GA 31906

+1 706-405-2399

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Best rated bins in Georgia at 4.1 stars from nearly 300 reviews. Clean by bins standards and reviewers single out the staff.

Small floor but staff restock almost constantly. Some things are weighed and some are individually priced, which catches first timers out.

Goodwill Outlet Savannah – Savannah, GA

7220 Sallie Mood Dr, Savannah, GA 31406

+1 912-354-6611

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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One of the smaller outlets in the southeast but the stock runs cleaner than most.

Don’t come at closing. Staff put fresh bins out at the end of the day that nobody’s allowed to touch. 3.7 stars from 240 reviews.

Goodwill Outlet Macon – Macon, GA

1340 Gray Hwy, Macon, GA 31211

Phone not listed

Status unconfirmed. This location has appeared in outlet directories but current hours could not be verified, and at least one shopper reported it closed. Call ahead or check locally before making the trip.

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How Bin Rotation Works

Staff pull bins and roll out fresh ones through the day. Neither Georgia store publishes a schedule.

Columbus restocks close to constantly, which is a big part of why it rates as well as it does. Savannah rotates less often but the stock runs cleaner.

You can’t touch a new bin until staff say so. Savannah puts fresh bins out at the end of the day that nobody is allowed into, which is why arriving near closing is a wasted trip.

If you’re new, stand back and watch one rotation first. The rules are unwritten and regulars enforce them.

Why Heavy Items Cost More Than You Think

Under a per-pound model, weight is price. Everyone learns this the expensive way once.

A single dinner plate can come to several dollars. A stack of books can cost more at the bins than the same books would at a regular Goodwill.

Columbus prices some items individually rather than weighing them, which is why first timers find the till confusing. Ask which category something falls into before you fill your cart.

What To Bring

Gloves. Nothing here has been cleaned or checked, and Savannah reviewers mention this repeatedly.

Your own bags. Hand sanitiser. A few hours, because nothing is sorted by size or category.

Patience for the crowd as much as the digging. Both stores get competitive around rotations.

Tips for Shopping Georgia Goodwill Bins

Gloves. Nothing in those bins has been cleaned.

Columbus and Savannah are three hours apart. There’s no bins option in between, so plan around whichever is closer.

Skip the last hour before closing at Savannah.

Weigh things in your head. Books and shoes add up quickly when you’re paying by the pound.

As-is means final. Nothing comes back.

Best Time To Visit Georgia Goodwill Bins

Weekday mornings at both. Fresh bins, fewer people and first look at whatever came out.

Savannah is the one where timing genuinely matters. Staff put fresh bins out towards the end of the day that nobody is permitted to touch, so a late afternoon arrival means picking over what’s already been worked through.

Columbus restocks steadily through the day, which makes it more forgiving if you can’t get there early.

Weekends are busier at both, and Columbus in particular draws groups who work a bin as a team and block everyone else out.

Driving Between The Two

Columbus and Savannah sit at opposite corners of the state, roughly four and a half hours apart. There is no bins option in between.

If you’re in Atlanta, Columbus is about an hour and forty minutes southwest. That’s the nearest pay-by-the-pound outlet to the city.

From Savannah, the Goodwill Outlet in Charleston, South Carolina is closer than Columbus is. Worth knowing if you’re along the coast.

Macon would sit neatly between them, which is why it appears in so many directories, but its current status is unclear.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Goodwill Bins are there in Georgia?

Two confirmed, in Columbus and Savannah. A third in Macon appears in some directories but its status is unclear.

Is there a Goodwill Bins in Atlanta?

No. Atlanta has a lot of regular Goodwill stores and a distribution centre in Norcross, but no pay-by-the-pound outlet.

How much do Georgia Goodwill Bins cost?

Under a dollar a pound has been reported at Savannah. Columbus varies since some items are priced individually.

Which one is better?

Columbus rates higher with shoppers. Savannah is smaller but the stock tends to be cleaner.

Do I need to bring my own bags?

Yes, bring them. Neither Georgia outlet reliably provides bags at checkout.

Can you return anything?

No. Everything at the bins is final sale.

There are two. That’s it for the whole state. Romeoville for anyone near Chicago, Jacksonville down in the centre.

Both sell by the pound and both have their own rules, so read before you drive.

What Are Goodwill Bins?

Goodwill Bins are where donations end up when they don’t sell at a normal Goodwill store. Last stop before it all gets baled and recycled.

No racks, no price tags. Big blue bins and a scale at the register.

Fresh bins come out all day. That rotation is the whole draw, and it’s why the resellers turn up at opening.

Illinois Goodwill Outlet Pricing

Romeoville and Jacksonville are run by different Goodwill organisations, so the rates aren’t the same.

Jacksonville runs about $1.59 a pound under 50 pounds, dropping to $1.29 over that. Books, DVDs and CDs are a dollar each instead of by weight.

Romeoville has been raised more than once and shoppers report figures between $1.89 and $2.19 a pound. Ask at the door.

Romeoville Goodwill Outlet – Romeoville, IL

1341 Enterprise Dr, Romeoville, IL 60446

+1 331-426-2006

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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The only bins in the Chicago area, which is why it gets busy. Parking is the common complaint and the lot fills by late morning.

Closed toe shoes required. 3.4 stars from 140 reviews.

Goodwill Jacksonville Outlet – Jacksonville, IL

211 Capitol Way, Jacksonville, IL 62650

+1 217-502-2026

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Run by Land of Lincoln Goodwill. Sits in the old Capitol Records pressing plant, which is worth knowing if you like that sort of thing.

Strict rules here. No under 16s, no open toe shoes, and bins roll out in groups of four that nobody touches until all four are down.

Satnav sends you past the turning. Take the small Goodwill sign at the last street before the overpass and drive round the back. 3.8 stars, 350 reviews.

How Bin Rotation Works

Staff pull bins off the floor and roll fresh ones out through the day. Neither Illinois store publishes a schedule.

Jacksonville runs the strictest system in the state. Bins come out in groups of four and nobody touches any of them until all four are down and staff give the word.

Romeoville rotates through the day too, and people wait around for hours between rounds. That’s normal at bins, though it frustrates first timers who expected to browse and leave.

If you’re new, watch one rotation before joining in. The etiquette is unwritten and other shoppers enforce it as much as staff do.

Why Heavy Items Cost More Than You Think

Under a per-pound model, weight is price. It catches everyone out once.

A stack of hardbacks can cost more at the bins than the same books would at the retail Goodwill down the road. Same goes for an old DVD player or a heavy set of crockery.

Jacksonville sidesteps some of this by pricing books, DVDs and CDs at a dollar each rather than weighing them. Worth knowing if media is what you’re after.

Ask staff to weigh something before you commit. Most will.

What To Bring

Gloves. Nothing in the bins has been cleaned or checked.

Closed toe shoes. Both stores require them and Jacksonville turns people away without them.

Your own bags, and a few hours. Nothing is sorted by size, gender or category.

Tips for Shopping Illinois Goodwill Bins

Bring gloves. Nothing gets cleaned before it hits the bins.

Closed toe shoes at both stores. People get turned away for this.

No kids under 16 at Jacksonville. Includes babies in carriers.

Weekday mornings are quieter and the bins are fuller.

Everything’s as-is. No returns, no exchanges.

Best Time To Visit Illinois Goodwill Bins

Weekday mornings, at both stores. Fresh bins, thinner crowds and first pick of whatever came out overnight.

Romeoville’s car park fills by late morning and stays full. Reviewers describe arriving on a Tuesday before noon and having to park along the edge of the lot.

Jacksonville opens at 9AM six days a week and noon on Sundays. The Sunday start is short, closing at 6PM like every other day, so it’s the least useful day to make the drive.

Avoid the last hour anywhere. Staff start consolidating bins and the floor thins out well before the posted closing time.

Getting To Jacksonville Outlet

Worth reading this before you set off, because the satnav gets it wrong.

Searching for the outlet takes you straight past the only turning. You want the small Goodwill sign at the last street before the road rises towards the overpass.

Turn there and drive round behind the warehouse. It feels like you’re going somewhere you shouldn’t be. You aren’t.

The building itself is the old Capitol Records pressing plant, which is a small piece of history for anyone who cares about that sort of thing.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Goodwill Bins are there in Illinois?

Two. Romeoville and Jacksonville. Everything else in the state is a regular Goodwill retail store.

Is there a Goodwill Bins in Chicago?

Not in the city itself. Romeoville is about 30 miles southwest and it’s the closest bins to Chicago.

How much do Illinois Goodwill Bins cost?

Roughly $1.59 a pound at Jacksonville, less over 50 pounds. Romeoville sits higher and has moved a few times, so check on the day.

Can I bring my kids?

Not to Jacksonville. Under 16s aren’t allowed in at all. Romeoville doesn’t have that rule.

Do the two Illinois outlets have the same rules?

No. Jacksonville bars under 16s and requires closed toe shoes. Romeoville only enforces the footwear rule.

Can you return things?

No. Everything sells as-is at both stores.

Looking for Goodwill Bins in South Carolina?

Four outlets across the state. West Columbia, North Charleston, Greenville and Rock Hill.

They go by different names depending on who runs them. Outlet, Clearance Center, Second Editions. Same thing, all pay by the pound.

What Are Goodwill Bins?

Goodwill Bins are the end of the line for donations that didn’t sell at a regular Goodwill.

Nothing’s hung up or tagged. It goes in big bins and you pay by weight at the till.

Staff roll fresh bins out through the day. That’s the appeal, and it’s why the resellers camp out waiting for rotations.

South Carolina Goodwill Outlet Pricing

Rates run around $1.50 to $2 a pound depending on which store and who operates it. Rock Hill sits near $1.99 for clothing.

West Columbia runs half price days. Shoppers report Wednesday and Friday, with some mentioning Sunday too.

Books at West Columbia go ten for a dollar rather than by weight.

Goodwill Outlet West Columbia – West Columbia, SC

2219 Sunset Blvd, West Columbia, SC 29169

Phone not listed

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Biggest bins floor in the state going by shopper comparisons. Books are ten for a dollar.

Go early. Multiple reviews say staff start packing bins away from early afternoon even though it’s open until 7.

Goodwill Clearance Center North Charleston – North Charleston, SC

6813 US-52, North Charleston, SC 29406

Phone not listed

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Smaller than West Columbia. They weigh your whole cart here instead of making you unload it, which speeds up checkout.

Parking is easy and it rarely gets as packed as the Columbia store. 3.5 stars.

Goodwill Clearance Center Greenville – Greenville, SC

412-A Sulphur Springs Rd, Greenville, SC 29617

+1 864-546-4700

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Upstate option. Longest hours of the four, open until 8 most days.

Rotations are slower here than Charlotte or Asheville by most accounts, so bring patience. 3.7 stars from 178 reviews.

Second Editions Rock Hill – Rock Hill, SC

1179 Galleria Blvd, Rock Hill, SC 29730

+1 803-578-7977

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Run by Goodwill of the Southern Piedmont, same operator as the Charlotte store 25 minutes up the road.

Cleanest of the four by a distance. Seating between rotations, plenty of carts, water refill. Mostly clothing though, light on hard goods.

Open until 9PM, latest in the state. 4.0 stars.

How Bin Rotation Works

Staff pull bins and roll out fresh ones through the day. None of the four South Carolina stores publishes a schedule.

Rock Hill rotates most reliably and has seating for the wait, which no other store in the state offers. Greenville is the slowest, and regulars there say Charlotte and Asheville are worth the drive for that reason alone.

You can’t touch a new bin until staff give the word. It’s enforced everywhere and ignored by someone at every rotation.

Watch one round before joining in if you’ve never done bins. The etiquette is unwritten.

Why Heavy Items Cost More Than You Think

Under a per-pound model, weight is price. It catches out every first timer.

North Charleston shoppers have complained about exactly this. A stroller, a bowling ball or a heavy blanket can price higher at the bins than the same item would at a regular Goodwill store.

West Columbia gets around it on books by selling them ten for a dollar rather than weighing them.

Ask staff to weigh something before you commit. Most will do it.

What To Bring

Gloves. Every store, every review, same advice.

Your own bags, hand sanitiser and a few hours. Nothing is sorted by size, gender or category.

Cash or card both work everywhere.

Tips for Shopping South Carolina Goodwill Bins

Gloves. Every store, same advice.

West Columbia and Charleston both wind down early. Morning trips beat afternoon ones.

Rock Hill is worth the drive from Charlotte if you want a calmer floor.

Weigh heavy items in your head first. Books and blankets add up fast when everything’s priced by weight.

As-is means as-is. Nothing comes back.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Goodwill Bins are there in South Carolina?

Four. West Columbia, North Charleston, Greenville and Rock Hill.

Why are they called different things?

Different Goodwill organisations run different parts of the state. Second Editions is the Southern Piedmont name, Clearance Center is used elsewhere. They all work the same way.

What are the half price days?

West Columbia runs them. Shoppers report Wednesday and Friday most consistently, with Sunday mentioned too. Worth ringing ahead.

Which is the best one?

Rock Hill for cleanliness and organisation. West Columbia for size and selection.

Can you return items?

No. Everything at the bins is final sale.

Nashville has two. Memphis has a bins section inside a regular store. That’s the state.

Knoxville and Chattanooga have plenty of Goodwill shops but no outlet, so anyone in East Tennessee is looking at a drive.

What Are Goodwill Bins?

Goodwill Bins are the final stop for donated goods. Anything that didn’t sell at a normal Goodwill store gets sent here before it’s baled and recycled.

There are no racks, no hangers and no price tags. Everything goes into big rolling bins and you pay by the pound at the register.

Staff pull bins off the floor and roll fresh ones out at set intervals. That rotation is why people come, and why the resellers are queuing before the doors open.

It’s a different kind of shopping. You dig, you sort, you check things over. Nothing is arranged by size or category.

Tennessee Goodwill Outlet Pricing

Both Nashville outlets are run by Goodwill Industries of Middle Tennessee and price by weight.

Heavier items get expensive fast under a per-pound model. A large item can price itself out entirely, and staff at some locations will negotiate on those rather than see them thrown away.

Memphis operates under a different Goodwill organisation with its own rates. Ask at the register.

How the Bin Rotation Works

At Berry Hill, bins stay on the floor roughly an hour before they get pulled and replaced. That’s one of the faster cycles in the country.

Cockrill Bend rotates frequently too, and reviewers there consistently mention it as the reason they pick it over the alternative.

You aren’t allowed to touch a new bin until staff say so. Every location enforces this and every location has people who ignore it.

Goodwill Outlet Store Berry Hill – Berry Hill, TN

780 Berry Rd, Berry Hill, TN 37204

+1 615-346-1600

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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The busiest bins in Tennessee by a wide margin, with over 1,000 Google reviews and a 4.0 rating.

Bins run on roughly an hour cycle here, so stock turns over faster than almost anywhere else. Come with a plan and don’t wander off from your cart.

There’s a separate Goodwill retail store at the same address with its own entrance and its own hours. Easy to confuse the two, and shoppers regularly do.

Opens at 8AM six days a week. The first hour is the calmest it gets.

Goodwill Outlet Store Cockrill Bend – Nashville, TN

7237 Cockrill Bend Blvd, Nashville, TN 37209

+1 615-425-3894

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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Regulars who use both Nashville outlets tend to prefer this one. Cleaner, calmer, and staff will do deals on heavy items rather than let them go to waste.

Large floor with plenty of bins and frequent rotations. Clean toilets and drinks on site, which sounds minor until you’ve spent four hours digging.

Closes an hour earlier than Berry Hill at 6PM. Worth knowing if you’re planning an evening run.

3.9 stars from 181 reviews.

Goodwill Bins Memphis – Memphis, TN

6899 Stage Rd, Memphis, TN 38133

+1 901-507-3284

Wheelchair accessible entrance

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This is a regular Goodwill store with a bins section attached rather than a standalone outlet, so treat the hours above as the store’s.

Rotation runs about once an hour on the bins side. Regulars report the bins get filled lightly compared to Nashville.

Call ahead if you’re driving in specifically for the bins. The setup here has changed more than once.

Tips for Shopping Tennessee Goodwill Bins

Bring gloves. Nothing in the bins has been cleaned or checked.

Get there at opening. Berry Hill opens at 8AM and the first hour is the only quiet one.

Never leave your cart. Staff will ask whose it is and other shoppers will help themselves.

Weigh heavy things in your head before you commit. A wooden item or a full set of crockery adds up quickly.

Ask about large items. Cockrill Bend staff have a reputation for cutting deals rather than binning things.

Wait for the whistle or the word from staff before touching a fresh bin. It’s enforced.

Everything sells as-is. No returns, no exchanges, no refunds.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Goodwill Bins are there in Tennessee?

Two dedicated outlets, both in the Nashville area, plus a bins section inside the Stage Road store in Memphis.

Is there a Goodwill Bins in Knoxville or Chattanooga?

No. Both cities have several regular Goodwill stores but no pay-by-the-pound outlet. Nashville is the closest, about three hours from Knoxville.

Which Nashville outlet is better?

Berry Hill is bigger and rotates faster. Cockrill Bend is calmer and cleaner, and staff there are more flexible on heavy items. Regulars are split.

What time do new bins come out?

Roughly hourly at Berry Hill. Cockrill Bend rotates frequently but not on a fixed clock. Neither publishes a schedule.

Can I bring my children?

There’s no age restriction at the Tennessee outlets, unlike some states. It gets crowded and competitive around rotations though, so judge it yourself.

Can you return anything?

No. Everything at the bins is final sale.

Four outlets. Grandville near Grand Rapids, Muskegon on the lakeshore, Flint, and Charlotte just outside Lansing.

None in Detroit, which surprises people. Greater Detroit Goodwill runs retail stores and a donation warehouse but no pay-by-the-pound outlet.

What Are Goodwill Bins?

Goodwill Bins are the last stop for donations that didn’t sell at a regular Goodwill store. After this, it gets baled and recycled.

Nothing is hung, sorted or tagged. It goes into big rolling bins and you pay by the pound at the register.

Fresh bins come out through the day. That rotation is the whole appeal, and it’s why resellers show up at opening and stay for hours.

Michigan Goodwill Outlet Pricing

Three separate Goodwill organisations run these four stores, so the rates differ.

Grandville moved to a flat rate of around $1.19 a pound, which regulars have complained about since heavier items now cost more than they would in a retail store.

Muskegon runs about $1.69 a pound, but anything over roughly 1.78 pounds is charged at a flat $3 instead. Weighing heavy items separately at the counter saves money there. Books are 25 cents.

Charlotte operates as an As-Is store rather than a pure bins format. Closer to a permanent garage sale than a weighed outlet.

Opening Days Matter Here

Michigan is the one state where you need to check the day before you drive.

Grandville and Charlotte are both closed Sundays. Flint is weekdays only, closed both Saturday and Sunday, and shuts at 5PM.

Muskegon is the only one open seven days.

Goodwill Outlet Center Grandville – Grandville, MI

3035 Prairie St SW, Grandville, MI 49418

+1 616-249-8670

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The big one. A proper warehouse floor with high ceilings, and the main bins destination for anyone in the Grand Rapids area.

Bins are released on a controlled system now. Everyone waits while staff bring them out, then shopping opens. Some regulars find the waiting frustrating, but it cuts the scrums.

Go early and take the first cart you see. Don’t leave it empty and unattended or it will be gone.

Closed Sundays. The shopgoodwill online auction pickup counter is in the same building. 3.6 stars from 289 reviews.

Goodwill Outlet Muskegon – Muskegon, MI

1501 E Apple Ave, Muskegon, MI 49442

+1 231-733-7070

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Best rated outlet in Michigan at 4.1 stars, and the only one open seven days a week.

Around 30 bins rotating roughly every half hour. Outlet and regular store share the building, so you can do both in one visit.

The pricing quirk here is worth knowing. Anything over about 1.78 pounds is a flat $3, so weigh heavy items separately at the counter instead of lumping them in.

Furniture and larger items run $1 to $3 each. Books are 25 cents. The bins side closes before the retail side, so don’t leave it late.

Goodwill Mid-Michigan Outlet Flint – Flint, MI

501 S Averill Ave, Flint, MI 48506

+1 810-762-9960

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Weekdays only and closes at 5PM, the most restricted hours of any Michigan outlet. Check the day before you set off.

Staff get consistently good mentions in reviews. The shopper behaviour does not, and several people describe rotations as chaotic.

Go in the morning. Reviewers who arrive near closing report thin bins and little left worth digging for.

3.3 stars from 120 reviews.

Goodwill Outlet Charlotte – Charlotte, MI

350 Lansing St A, Charlotte, MI 48813

+1 517-727-8995

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The Lansing area option, about 20 minutes southwest of the city.

This one runs as a Goodwill As-Is store rather than a strict weighed-bins format. Less rigid than Grandville, more like a permanent garage sale, and prices are cut from normal Goodwill levels.

Strong on books, and reviewers regularly mention finding their sizes here when other outlets have nothing.

Closed Sundays. Staff get good reviews. 3.9 stars from 105 reviews.

Tips for Shopping Michigan Goodwill Bins

Check the day first. Flint is weekdays only, Grandville and Charlotte are closed Sundays.

Gloves at all four. Nothing gets cleaned before it hits the floor.

At Muskegon, weigh heavy items separately. The flat $3 rate over 1.78 pounds saves real money.

At Grandville, grab a cart on the way in and keep hold of it.

Wait for staff to finish putting bins out. Every store enforces it and every store has people who push.

Mornings beat afternoons everywhere, but especially at Flint where the bins thin out badly by mid-afternoon.

As-is means final. Nothing comes back at any location.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Goodwill Bins are there in Michigan?

Four. Grandville, Muskegon, Flint and Charlotte.

Is there a Goodwill Bins in Detroit?

No. Goodwill of Greater Detroit runs retail stores, a donation warehouse and career centres, but no pay-by-the-pound outlet. Flint is the closest at about an hour north.

Is there one near Grand Rapids?

Yes. Grandville is about 15 minutes southwest of downtown Grand Rapids and it’s the largest outlet in the state.

How much does it cost per pound?

Roughly $1.19 at Grandville and $1.69 at Muskegon. Flint and Charlotte are run by other organisations with their own rates.

Which one is best?

Muskegon rates highest with shoppers and it’s the only one open seven days. Grandville is the biggest floor by some distance.

Are children allowed?

Grandville has been reported as no children. The others don’t appear to restrict it, but call ahead if you’re bringing kids.

Looking for Goodwill Bins in North Carolina?

Five outlets, all in the western half of the state. Charlotte, Asheville, Greensboro, Winston-Salem and Conover.

Nothing east of Greensboro. Raleigh and Durham have regular Goodwill stores only, which catches a lot of people out.

What Are Goodwill Bins?

Goodwill Bins are the last stop for donations that didn’t sell at a regular Goodwill.

Nothing’s hung or tagged. It goes in big bins and you pay by the pound at the till.

Fresh bins roll out through the day. That’s the whole appeal, and it’s why the resellers are there at opening.

North Carolina Goodwill Outlet Pricing

Clothing sits around $1.99 a pound at most locations. Asheville and Charlotte both run at that rate.

Three separate Goodwill organisations operate these stores, so rates move independently. Southern Piedmont covers Charlotte, Triad covers Greensboro, and the western stores sit under a third.

Greensboro has started using flat price bins alongside the weighed ones, which some regulars aren’t happy about.

Second Editions Charlotte – Charlotte, NC

5301 Wilkinson Blvd, Charlotte, NC 28208

+1 704-394-6017

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Biggest and busiest outlet in the state. Full air conditioning, rolling bin carts, shoes shelved in pairs rather than dumped.

Carts run out at peak times and people take two or three each. Come early or come late. Open until 9PM most days. 4.0 stars from 463 reviews.

Goodwill Outlet Store Asheville – Asheville, NC

1616 Patton Ave, Asheville, NC 28806

+1 828-771-2179

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Half the building is a regular Goodwill and half is bins, so you can do both in one trip.

Rotations here are frequent, which regulars from Greenville and Charlotte both mention as the reason they drive over. No dressing rooms or mirrors on the bins side.

3.9 stars from over 600 reviews.

Triad Goodwill Outlet Greensboro – Greensboro, NC

1235 S Eugene St, Greensboro, NC 27406

+1 336-275-2150

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Run by Triad Goodwill with a retail store attached. Furniture appears seasonally on both sides.

Rotations are messier here than Charlotte. Staff ask people to wait until all bins are down and it doesn’t always get respected.

Shortest Sunday hours of the five, opening at 1PM. 4.1 stars.

Goodwill Outlet Store Winston-Salem – Winston-Salem, NC

2760 Peters Creek Pkwy, Winston-Salem, NC 27127

+1 336-201-0800

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Tidier and calmer than most, but reviewers consistently say the stock is thinner. Light on brands.

Strong on plus size clothing if that’s what you’re after. Bring your own bags, they don’t provide them. 3.8 stars.

Goodwill Outlet Store Conover – Conover, NC

835 Conover Blvd E, Conover, NC 28613

+1 828-464-9396

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Sits between Charlotte and Asheville off I-40, handy if you’re doing both in a day.

Bins are completely unsorted here. Kids, mens and womens all mixed together, so budget more digging time. Wide range beyond clothing though, from bikes to light bulbs.

3.7 stars from 235 reviews.

Tips for Shopping North Carolina Goodwill Bins

Gloves, every time. Standard advice at all five.

Charlotte and Asheville rotate most often. Greensboro and Conover are slower.

Charlotte stays open until 9PM, latest in the state. Evening trips are quieter than weekends.

Winston-Salem doesn’t give out bags. Bring your own.

Everything’s as-is. No returns anywhere.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Goodwill Bins are there in North Carolina?

Five. Charlotte, Asheville, Greensboro, Winston-Salem and Conover.

Is there a Goodwill Bins in Raleigh or Durham?

No. Eastern North Carolina Goodwill runs plenty of retail stores around the Triangle but no outlet. Greensboro is the closest bins, about 90 minutes from Raleigh.

How much does it cost per pound?

Around $1.99 for clothing at most locations. Greensboro has added some flat price bins alongside the weighed stock.

Why is the Charlotte one called Second Editions?

That’s the outlet name used by Goodwill of the Southern Piedmont. Same concept, different branding. They use it for the Rock Hill store in South Carolina too.

Which is the best one?

Charlotte for size, organisation and hours. Asheville for rotation frequency.

Seven outlets across the big five metros. Two in Houston, two in Austin, plus Dallas, Fort Worth and San Antonio.

Every one is run by a different Goodwill organisation, which means the rates, the rules and even whether children are allowed change from city to city.

What Are Goodwill Bins?

Goodwill Bins are the last stop for donated goods. Anything that didn’t sell at a regular Goodwill store lands here before it gets baled and recycled.

No racks. No hangers. No price tags. Everything goes into large rolling bins and you pay by the pound at the register.

Staff pull bins and roll fresh ones out through the day. That rotation is the entire appeal, and it’s why resellers are lined up before opening.

Texas Goodwill Outlet Pricing

Rates vary more in Texas than almost anywhere. Austin runs around $1.99 a pound. Houston’s G3 outlet sits closer to $1.19.

Watch the flat-rate rules, because they’re where the money is. Austin North charges $14.99 for anything over 10 pounds, so bikes and mirrors are cheaper than the scale suggests. Houston G3 prices books at 50 cents or three for a dollar.

Dallas uses a bulk discount instead. Cross 25 pounds and the rate drops enough to bring it in line with the cheaper outlets.

Rules Change By City

San Antonio is the strict one. Gloves are required to enter and children under 15 are not admitted. Both rules are posted at the door and both are enforced.

Dallas allows children but doesn’t allow carts on the shop floor, so bring a stroller if you’re shopping with small kids.

Austin South is the most relaxed and also the most chaotic, with the biggest crowds of any Texas outlet.

A Note On Air Conditioning

Several Texas outlets are warehouses without climate control. Houston G1 and G3 and the Dallas outlet have all drawn complaints about heat.

In July and August that matters. Go early, take water, and don’t plan a four hour dig in the middle of the afternoon.

Goodwill Outlet South – Austin, TX

6505 Burleson Rd, Austin, TX 78744

+1 512-681-3301

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The busiest bins in Texas, with 873 reviews and a 3.7 rating. Big floor, big crowds, and a genuine scramble when staff release a row.

Clothing is $1.99 a pound. Nothing is sorted by size or gender, so budget real time.

Children are allowed here, which several regulars complain about given how fast people move at rotation. Bring gloves and watch for broken glass in the bins.

Goodwill Distribution Center North Outlet – Austin, TX

2300 Scarbrough Dr Building 5, Austin, TX 78728

+1 512-681-3322

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The calmer of the two Austin outlets and the better first visit if you’ve never done bins before. Staff explain how it works at the counter.

Rotation runs roughly hourly and staff sweep between rows. Toilets are clean, there are tables to sort at, and drinks are available.

The flat rate matters here. Anything over 10 pounds is $14.99 regardless of weight, so bikes, mirrors and large items are far cheaper than the scale implies. Furniture is priced separately.

Goodwill G1 Outlet Store – Houston, TX

9320 Hwy 6, Houston, TX 77095

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Northwest Houston, out towards Cypress. Open 8AM to 9PM every day, the longest hours of any Texas outlet.

No climate control. Reviewers describe it as cold in January and punishing in summer, so pick your month and your hour.

Parking is a common complaint and the lot fills early. Queues have been known to wrap the building with one register open. 3.2 stars from 210 reviews.

Goodwill G3 Outlet Store – Houston, TX

11217 Telephone Rd Bldg B, Suite B200, Houston, TX 77075

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Southeast Houston and the cheapest per-pound rate in the state at around $1.19.

TVs, furniture and books are priced separately rather than weighed. Heavier electronics can work out dearer here than at a regular Goodwill, so do the maths on anything with weight to it.

Plenty of carts and a bag station at the entrance. Air conditioning has been an ongoing issue. 3.3 stars.

Goodwill Outlet and Donation Station – Windcrest, TX

7702 I-35, Windcrest, TX 78218

+1 210-924-8581

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San Antonio’s outlet, and the strictest in Texas. Gloves are required and children under 15 are not allowed in. Both are signposted at the door.

They hand gloves out if you turn up without them. The rules exist because of broken glass and sharps in the bins, and staff don’t bend on them.

Carts get weighed at checkout rather than unloaded, which speeds things up. Closes at 6PM daily. 3.4 stars from 689 reviews.

Goodwill Outlet Store – Dallas, TX

3020 N Westmoreland Rd Suite B, Dallas, TX 75212

+1 214-807-1928

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Shares a site with a regular Goodwill store and the Dallas Goodwill offices, so check which entrance you want. The outlet is Suite B.

Rate is higher than other Texas outlets until you cross 25 pounds, at which point it evens out. Worth filling the cart rather than stopping short.

Carts aren’t allowed on the floor. They line the walls, so bring a stroller if you have small children with you. Carts run out by mid morning and regulars bring their own wagons.

No air conditioning. 3.6 stars.

Goodwill Outlet Store – Fort Worth, TX

2452 Mansfield Hwy, Fort Worth, TX 76119

+1 817-332-7866

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Southeast Fort Worth, and the better run of the two Metroplex outlets going by reviews. Named managers come up repeatedly in a good way.

Open 8AM to 6PM seven days. Mornings are noticeably calmer.

Make sure your cart weight isn’t included when they weigh at checkout. One reviewer nearly paid for the trolley. 3.6 stars from 460 reviews.

Tips for Shopping Texas Goodwill Bins

Gloves everywhere, mandatory in San Antonio. Broken glass and loose knives turn up in bins regularly.

Go early. Every Texas outlet is calmer in the first hour and several have no air conditioning.

Check the weight rules before you fill your cart. Austin North’s $14.99 flat rate over 10 pounds and Dallas’s 25 pound break point both change what’s worth buying.

Watch the scale at checkout. Confirm the cart itself isn’t being weighed.

Don’t bring under 15s to San Antonio. They will turn you away at the door.

Everything is as-is. No returns at any location.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Goodwill Bins are there in Texas?

Seven. Two in Austin, two in Houston, and one each in Dallas, Fort Worth and San Antonio.

Which Texas outlet is cheapest?

Houston’s G3 at roughly $1.19 a pound. Dallas becomes competitive once you pass 25 pounds.

Can I bring my kids?

Not to San Antonio, where the cutoff is 15. Austin and Dallas allow children, though Dallas doesn’t permit carts on the floor.

Is there a Goodwill Bins in El Paso or Corpus Christi?

No. The Texas outlets are concentrated in the five big metros. West and south Texas have retail stores only.

What happened to the Houston Gessner store?

Goodwill Houston converted the S Gessner clearance centre away from bins to fixed pricing. It’s clothing only now, no weighed bins.

Do they take card?

Yes, all locations. Cash is also accepted.

Ten outlets, more than any other state on this site. They run the length of the peninsula from Miami up to Panama City.

Six separate Goodwill organisations operate them, so rules and rates change as you move around the state.

Goodwill Bins Florida | Outlet Store Locations & Prices

What Are Goodwill Bins?

Goodwill Bins are the final stop for donated goods before they get baled and recycled.

Nothing is hung, sorted or tagged. It all goes into large rolling bins and you pay by the pound at the register.

Staff pull bins and roll out fresh ones through the day. That rotation is why people come, and why resellers queue before opening.

Florida Goodwill Outlet Pricing

Clothing sits around $1.99 a pound at most Florida outlets. Orlando Taft and Tallahassee both run at that rate.

Heavy items are the trap. Under a per-pound model a single dinner plate can cost several dollars, and staff at Tallahassee will weigh things for you before you commit rather than let you get a shock at the till.

Ask about flat rates on furniture and large goods. Most locations price those separately.

Watch For Midday Closures

This is the Florida quirk that catches people out, and it isn’t posted online consistently.

Miami shuts the whole floor around 1:45PM, clears everyone out, restocks, then readmits in batches roughly half an hour later.

Fort Lauderdale closes from about 12:30 to 2PM for the same reason and requires shoppers to check out twice a day. Fort Myers closes from around 11:45AM to 12:30PM.

If you’re driving any distance to those three, ring first.

Heat And Air Conditioning

Several Florida outlets are unconditioned warehouses. St Petersburg in particular has drawn heavy complaints in summer.

Go at opening. St Petersburg opens at 7AM, the earliest of any outlet on this site, and that first hour is by far the most comfortable.

Goodwill Taft Outlet – Orlando, FL

1030 Crews Commerce Dr, Orlando, FL 32837

+1 407-652-6787

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The main Orlando outlet and the better of the city’s two by a clear margin. 521 reviews and staff who get named repeatedly for keeping rotations orderly.

Clothing is $1.99 a pound. Nothing is sorted by size or gender and bedding is mixed in, so allow a couple of hours.

Carts run short at busy times. Some regulars bring large canvas totes instead. 3.5 stars.

Goodwill Pine Hills Outlet – Orlando, FL

2633 N Hiawassee Rd, Orlando, FL 32818

+1 407-203-8981

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Northwest Orlando and the more competitive of the two. Reviewers describe rotations here as the most cut-throat they’ve encountered anywhere.

Filming is not permitted, though it isn’t well signposted. Worth knowing if you make content.

Closes at 5PM, an hour earlier than Taft. 3.2 stars from 118 reviews.

Goodwill Outlet Miami – Miami, FL

2121 NW 21st St, Miami, FL 33142

+1 305-325-9114

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Best rated of the South Florida outlets at 4.0 from 514 reviews, with a genuine reputation for vintage and occasional designer pieces.

The midday shutdown is the thing to plan around. Everyone checks out and leaves around 1:45PM, then they readmit in batches about half an hour later. It means standing outside in the heat.

No car park. Paid street parking only, which is a real constraint here. Bring your own bags.

Goodwill Outlet Fort Lauderdale – Fort Lauderdale, FL

2104 W Commercial Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL 33309

+1 954-486-1600

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Stock rotates frequently and quality runs better than the South Florida average. Mid-level brands rather than designer.

Closes roughly 12:30 to 2PM daily for cleaning and restock, and you have to check out twice across a full day. Annoying but predictable.

Parking is limited and floods in heavy rain. Get there before noon. 3.4 stars.

Goodwill Outlet St Petersburg – St. Petersburg, FL

10596 Gandy Blvd N Suite A, St. Petersburg, FL 33702

+1 727-523-1512

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Opens at 7AM every day, earliest of any outlet on this site, and that early start is the reason to come.

No air conditioning. In a Florida summer with a hundred people on the floor, that is the defining feature and reviewers do not hold back about it.

Deep black bins rather than the usual blue, plenty of carts, and they hand out large clear bags at checkout. 4.0 stars from 122 reviews.

Goodwill Outlet Jacksonville – Jacksonville, FL

4527 Lenox Ave, Jacksonville, FL 32205

+1 904-458-5877

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North Florida’s main outlet. Prices are genuinely low, with shoppers reporting eight items for around four dollars.

The line system is the problem. There’s no signage explaining when you can approach a new bin, and both staff and regulars enforce rules that first timers have no way of knowing.

Ask someone at the counter how it works before you start. Closes at 5PM. 3.3 stars from 288 reviews.

Goodwill Outlet Tallahassee – Tallahassee, FL

300 Mabry St, Tallahassee, FL 32304

+1 850-308-5925

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Best rated outlet in Florida at 4.1 stars, and one of the smaller ones.

Rotation runs about hourly. Unusually, sizes are kept roughly in order here, which almost no outlet bothers with.

Staff will weigh an item and tell you the price before you commit, which saves the classic mistake of falling for a heavy set of crockery. Open until 8PM six days a week.

Goodwill Outlet Panama City – Panama City, FL

3221 US-98 BUS, Panama City, FL 32401

+1 850-466-9030

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Panhandle option and one of the cleanest outlets in the state. 4.0 stars from 366 reviews with consistently warm comments about staff.

Wide range beyond clothing, including furniture and books. Signage explains the pricing properly, which is rarer than it should be.

Rotation is the weak point. Several regulars report bins not being changed often enough. Open until 8PM six days.

Goodwill Outlet Fort Myers – Fort Myers, FL

5100 Tice St West Entrance, Fort Myers, FL 33905

+1 239-694-8754

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Southwest Florida’s outlet. Note the west entrance, it isn’t obvious from the road.

Closes roughly 11:45AM to 12:30PM daily and this isn’t posted reliably anywhere. People turn up and get turned away.

Children under 12 are not permitted, unusual for Florida. Bins have been reported as running thin late in the day. 3.3 stars.

Goodwill Lake Worth Bargain Barn – Lake Worth Beach, FL

701 Boutwell Rd B1, Lake Worth Beach, FL 33461

+1 561-507-1157

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Longest hours in Florida at 8AM to 8PM every day, and the lowest rated outlet on this site at 2.4 stars.

The complaints are almost entirely about crowd behaviour rather than stock or staff. Reviewers describe pushing and open arguments over merchandise.

The online auction pickup counter is three doors down from the bins entrance, not inside it. If you’re new to bins, start somewhere else in the region.

Tips for Shopping Florida Goodwill Bins

Check for midday closures first. Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Fort Myers all shut mid-day and none of them post it reliably.

Go early. St Petersburg opens at 7AM and several outlets have no air conditioning.

Gloves at every location. Broken glass in bins is a recurring complaint statewide.

Ask staff to weigh heavy items before you commit. Tallahassee do this as standard.

Bring your own bags at Miami. Bring your own cart or tote at Orlando Taft when it’s busy.

No under 12s at Fort Myers.

Everything is as-is. No returns at any Florida location.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many Goodwill Bins are there in Florida?

Ten, which is the most of any state covered here. Two in Orlando, plus Miami, Fort Lauderdale, Lake Worth, St Petersburg, Jacksonville, Tallahassee, Panama City and Fort Myers.

Which Florida outlet is best?

Tallahassee rates highest at 4.1 stars, followed by Miami, St Petersburg and Panama City at 4.0. Orlando Taft is the best of the two Orlando sites.

How much per pound?

Around $1.99 for clothing at most locations. Large items and furniture are usually priced separately.

Why do some stores close in the middle of the day?

To clear the floor and restock the bins. Miami, Fort Lauderdale and Fort Myers all do it, and Fort Lauderdale requires you to check out before leaving.

Is there a Goodwill Bins in Tampa?

The St Petersburg outlet on Gandy Boulevard is the closest, about 25 minutes from downtown Tampa.

Are children allowed?

Fort Myers has a 12 and over rule. The rest of Florida doesn’t restrict age, though the floor gets competitive at rotation.

That is about to end though, if you can be patient and read through this article. This is because I have invested quite a bit into researching the reliable places and I am now happy to share about them.

You will also notice that the shops included are from different counties so every reader should be able to land on one that is most convenient for their location.

SACKS

Address: 138 West, Mendenhall Street, Bozeman, Montana 59715.

Contact information: (406) 587-7283.

County: Gallatin.

Day Open Hours Monday 9:30am-7:00pm Tuesday 9:30am-7:00pm Wednesday 9:30am-7:00pm Thursday 9:30am-7:00pm Friday 9:30am-7:00pm Saturday 9:30am-5:30pm Sunday

12:00pm-4:00pm

Two Times New

Address: 19 6th Avenue, South East, Conrad, Montana 59425.

Contact information: (406) 278-3166.

County: Pondera.

Day Open Hours Tuesday 9:30am-4:30pm Wednesday 9:30am-4:30pm Thursday 9:30am-4:30pm Friday 9:30am-4:30pm Saturday 9:30am-4:30pm

Twice But Nice

Address: 213 Main Street, South West, Ronan, Montana 59864.

Contact information: (406) 676-2727.

County: Lake.

Day Open Hours Monday 8:00am-5:30pm Tuesday 8:00am-5:30pm Wednesday 8:00am-5:30pm Thursday 8:00am-5:30pm Friday 8:00am-5:30pm Saturday 11:00am-5:00pm

Butte Rescue Mission Bargain Center

Address: 123 East, Park Street, Butte, Montana 59701.

Contact information: (406) 782-0233.

County: Silver Bow.

Day Open Hours Monday 9:00am-5:00pm Tuesday 9:00am-5:00pm Wednesday 9:00am-5:00pm Thursday 9:00am-5:00pm Friday 9:00am-5:00pm Saturday 9:00am-5:00pm

Missoula Goodwill

Address: 2501 S Reserve Street, Missoula, Montana 59801.

Contact information: 406-549-6969.

County: Missoula.

Day Open Hours Monday 9:00am-9:00pm Tuesday 9:00am-9:00pm Wednesday 9:00am-9:00pm Thursday 9:00am-9:00pm Friday 9:00am-9:00pm Saturday 9:00am-9:00pm Sunday

10:00am-6:00pm

The Salvation Army

Address: 10 South, 30th Street, Billings, Montana 59101.

Contact information: (406) 245-5508.

County: Yellowstone.

Day Open Hours Monday 9:30am-5:30pm Tuesday 9:30am-5:30pm Wednesday 9:30am-5:30pm Thursday 9:30am-5:30pm Friday 9:30am-5:30pm Saturday 9:30am-5:30pm

Columbia Falls Thrift and Variety

Address: 830 1st Avenue, West, Columbia Falls, Montana 59912.

Contact information: (406) 314-0726.

County: Flathead.

Day Open Hours Monday 10:00am-6:00pm Tuesday 10:00am-6:00pm Wednesday 10:00am-6:00pm Thursday 10:00am-6:00pm Friday 10:00am-6:00pm

Heart of Montana

Address: 80663 Hwy. 87, Lewistown, Montana 59457.

Contact information: (406) 535-6707.

County: Fergus.

Day Open Hours Wednesday 11:00am-5:00pm Thursday 11:00am-5:00pm Friday 11:00am-5:00pm Saturday 11:00am-5:00pm