Goodwill Industries - Monroe

Thrift Retail Shopping

Browse a rotating selection of used clothing, housewares, and decor at the Monroe store on North Telegraph Road.

• Clothing racks organized by size and style, according to shoppers
• Knick-knacks and home items that reviewers often find good value
• Tagged markdowns, including color-of-the-week promotions

Donation Drop-Off

Bring gently used household goods and clothing to the donation area, where staff receive and process items.

• Donation receiving staff handle drop-offs at the store
• Workers help unload donations, as reviewers have noted
• Ask staff about current guidelines for accepted items

Clothing and Apparel

Find everyday clothing, activewear, and outerwear for men, women, and children in a range of sizes.

• Activewear and joggers are sold, though shoppers have debated how they are categorized
• Dressing rooms are available, but reviewers suggest asking about closing times
• Used clothing pricing is a frequent topic in customer feedback

Home Goods and Decor

Shop for kitchenware, decorative pieces, and everyday household items at thrift prices.

• Knick-knacks are frequently mentioned as good value
• Items rotate often, so selection changes over time
• Good place to look for small decor pieces and gifts

“Very organized! The staff were super friendly and the prices where great for the Knick knacks however the clothes where a bit on the high side for being used. They had a wide section of sizes and styles. I feel goodwill are great for the home and family. FyI they close the dressing g rooms a bit early. So make sure you pop in well be closing.”

“This is a clean, well organized store. The staff is helpful and courteous. The parking lot could use some help (lots of standing water). The reasoning behind my two star review is the pricing. I previously loved to visit often in past years and found lots of deals & "treasures". For years now, so much is "pulled" to be sold online and many resellers frequently buy much of what DOES finally find it's way out. The prices at times seem unreasonable compared to buying new. As a result, I have rarely shopped this chain of thrift for several years now. Each visit is another reminder of how corporate greed has priced many low income families out of the ability to afford many of their items. Those "color of the week tags" get pulled and then rotated to other Goodwill stores, so good luck finding any of those! We donate local and non-corporate owned for this very reason now.”

“Went in there to shop the other day. Usually love going to this place, but it was so warm in there I couldn’t breathe I had to leave and take my kids because we were sweating. Feel bad for the employees one couldn’t catch his breathe”

“The donation receiving clerk is one of the rudest people I’ve ever worked with! She is judgmental, rude, short, temperamental, and plain unfriendly. Clearly that’s not the position for her! If you hate your job, get a different one! The young man who helped unload was extremely pleasant and a hard worker! He really saved the experience! Very polite guy!”