Angie D.
8/23/2025
I sure do wish I had know this place existed sooner. We often drive down Tulane but the store is a little tucked back off the street so I'd never noticed it before. We were specifically looking...
Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Louisiana
Permanently closed
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3400 Tulane Ave Ste 1000
New Orleans, LA 70119
Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Louisiana, based in New Orleans, is part of Goodwill Industries International's network of over 150 local organizations. Through donations and sales in their stores, Goodwill provides life-changing opportunities by offering training, career resources, and employment services to individuals in need. Their impact extends nationwide, assisting hundreds of thousands of people in accessing education, employment, and support services.
At Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Louisiana, individuals can find career guidance, job placement services, and resources to enhance their skills and marketability. By supporting their stores through shopping or donations, patrons directly contribute to the organization's mission of helping people build skills and access the support they need to thrive. Goodwill also partners with companies like Google and Indeed to create job opportunities and provide access to essential resources for career development.
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3.547 reviews
Isaiah G.
3/4/2024
I was in the area and decided to stop by. This is a big goodwill and very well stocked. There was a lot of name brand clothes. I found some kid cans that were like new for $3.99. There were a lot...
Student A.
5/28/2025
So they closed down fitting rooms. I'm no longer going to buy clothes here. Your clothes are donated. This is just being a jerk for no reason to your customers.
Hopenjoy1963
11/12/2024
The store itself is fine, it's the folk in charge that I have the issues with. I went there for orientation and the main speaker acted as if she are razor blades for breakfast. That should...
Eduardo F.
11/2/2024
Workers are crazy with pricing, the products y'all are selling are donated aka free. So charging retail price for everything defines the purpose of the store.
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