Sarah G.
8/29/2014
My husband and I were on a mission to find him a cheap dresser so I didn't get to look around this place too much but I did want to comment on the awful "driveway" to get in/out of this place....
Goodwill Store and Donation Center
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208 Jonestown Rd
Winston Salem, NC 27104
Goodwill Store and Donation Center in Winston Salem, NC is part of Goodwill of Northwest NC, a nonprofit organization established in 1926. Through the sale of donated items, Goodwill funds employment and training programs to help individuals in the local community find hope, opportunity, and jobs.
With a footprint covering 51 locations in 31 counties across Northwest NC, Goodwill offers a range of services including skills training classes, job placement, and workforce development. The organization is recognized nationally for its efficiency, channeling 87% of revenues towards its mission and sustainability.
By shopping, donating goods, or utilizing career services at Goodwill, patrons directly impact their community by supporting a charity that has placed over 2,000 individuals in jobs, offered 193 skills training classes, and provided services to more than 26,000 people in a single year.
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3.012 reviewsBiggs D.
7/26/2025
I would give 0 stars if I could. I went to donate a ton of clothes in the drive thru and was met with the bitchiest worker ever. Dumped my bag on the floor instead of handing it to me when my hand...
Cynthia N.
6/12/2023
Very clean goodwill! I wish there were more home decor/items but overall pretty decent! Prices are great I got a large eco friendly lightbulb for just 76 cents! You can't beat that. I didn't...
Lisa S.
2/20/2024
Lots of good stuff here but like any thrift store or Goodwill it changes everyday as this store gets a lot of donations. Large selection of homegoods, clothes, books. Convenient location....
Jeff O.
6/23/2018
For the past year I've donated stacks newspapers - each time I'm faced with rude workers. It's obvious they don't need them and will be donating them elsewhere.
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