Goodwill Store | Donation Center | Career Services Center | Reentry Services - Thrift store in Paragould - 2808 W Kingshighway, USA

Goodwill is always a great place for us. We tend to find great deals on alot of various clothing for each of us. It's a great place for one to go that has a tight budget. It can be hit or miss for certain items but there is a ton to go through. You just have to take your time and really look.

24Sep2023 use to be cheap but they only have stuffed marked $1 less then the tag on product.With these prices you might as well buy brand new. My family and I use to really love coming here and having fun seeing what deals could be made but now it's just frustrating the prices on donated goods. Lower prices please, make thrifting fun again.

I love goodwill I have always found stuff I liked but funny story I was digging in the glass section and found a ern that said Robert on it It was prized at 14.99 and it still container ashes don't know if it was a animal or Pearson but kinda weird 😂 but overall you should at least go and look around at good will you will never know what they have untill you go!

Goodwill does not have changing rooms. They will tell you that you can take the items home and if they don’t fit you can return them. A complete lie You can’t get your money back. It cost me $50 to learn they lie😡 I will never support Goodwill in any way again❗️

Great store. The employees are kind and they have a great selection of clothing. The store is a bit disorganized in the home decor area but it’s no deal breaker. It is clear that the store receives constant donations as they are constantly putting things out on the floor. It is a busy store! Probably the busiest Goodwill I’ve ever shopped. Overall, it’s a wonderful place to donate or shop!

It was my first visit I didn't get to look at everything

Between charging 8.99 and UP on any shirts, pants, even torn purses (yes extremely ripped I did point it out and was told the price took that in consideration $19.95!). The price changes for regular items was a little much seeing as how everything was donated. So tell me how a store that depends on charity of people's donations has decided if they think it's nice even Walmart brand items have become marked up to surpass the big company pricing. Tell me how this is giving back to the area. Isn't that Goodwill's design to employee all and bring affordable things to the public to shop? I've witness them turn away family's in need, I seen shoes and cleats marked up (for torn up childrens shoes). How is this going to help the families that struggle to afford school clothes? The young boys and girls that hoped to try a sport this year? Now families can't even come to goodwill to try to hunt for that perfect shoe, if they can't afford Walmart how will your once donated shoes marked up to $20 help. Edited for the goodwill owner. Mission impact sounds great for anyone who don't open their eyes and look. Rise in prices of a reasonable amount is understandable. All profits yes? that is the amount after paying your own salary and the salary of those on your board of charity? See Im not sure how taking away from the struggling family's in this moment helps so many? I've reviewed your mission statement your goals, but I've seen from the Paragould AR a family come in ask for that help, computers they are set up no help was offered. Nothing just one family you say I agree, what is 14.95 for a discolored backpack to a million dollar company? What is 19.95 for shoes used shoes not name brand. I can tell you what that means to the struggling family the people on a limited income trying to find nice clothes for doctors appointments? You are hiding behind charity and excuses. You could choose not to mark things up because you think they look newish? Price changes on shelf is one thing digging through donations to mark ripped purses, tore up shoes to $20. Jeans shirts $8.99 and up. Change can start with you and you are choosing to hurt the family's in your community

I am a plus size woman and it is difficult to find clothing in Paragould that fits me. I was surprised and delighted to discover that Goodwill has a section for plus size clothing. I was able to get 3 pr of shoes, 3 skirts and 8 blouses plus a few other items for $50. Some of the items were popular name brands. Can't beat that.