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10240 E Golf Links Rd, Tucson, Arizona, 85730, United States

(520) 618-0067 www.goodwillsouthernaz.org

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Bonez Cranium

Jan 31, 2018

This Goodwill over prices items. Who is making up these prices? They have an air compressor. There price tag displayed $130?!! HELL! you can buy a brand new one for way less. Someone is not doing there job right at this goodwill. I also seen a broken blender which costed $13.00 which is the exact same make and model you would get at walmart and was the same price. Don't get me wrong, I enjoy going to this goodwill, but who ever is pricing these used items wrongfully obviously is a greedy person. Remember! Goodwill sells donated items. That means giving to those who are unfortunate. So whoever is pricing items that are as much with a same item you would get brand new should be CANED!! Goodwill takes (FREE) donated items and sells them. It should be marked down at least 50% differing from a retailer would sell the same item brand new. GET REAL HERE!

Jen Pierce

May 9, 2018

Lots of interesting items. Everyone is very friendly.

Paula Nelson

Oct 23, 2017

I was with a friend of mine on a few different t occasions and we were followed, rudly talked to and when standing in line with people behind us one lady opened a register called us over then closed her register and there was still a line and only one register open. I feel that maybe the fact that my friend and I were laughing, making jokes, and digging through everything on the selves in the back corner might have been why we were treated unfairly but the staff really needs to think about the fact that it's a store talking in bound to happen, that maybe other people believe life should be about living having fun and not serious all the time, possibly some customers have a mental illness but stable enough to deal with life, the staff are judgmental. Oh and Maybe just maybe all those shelves piled up with empty boxes random things no sense of organization looking more like garbage instead of possible items to buy PEOPLE WOULD NOT HAVE TO DIG AROUND, we are there as customers and loyal one to all goodwills, if we have to dig to see if we could purchase things we are judged for it. The staff there needs to probably take pride in the fact that it's all donated stuff for a so called non-profit organization and make things easier for people to shop. And learn to have fun get the stick out their asses

Tyler Dylan

Oct 24, 2017

Manager has an attitude, she refused to let me do card swipe because my chip wasn't working. She refused to do a manager override, after she watched me carry tons of heavy stuff from the back to the front of the store. They have some nice people working here but the management is toxic.

Deborah Merritt

Feb 10, 2018

Large store with a huge selection! The restrooms are clean and nice, too.

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Mon:8 am - 9 pm

Tue:8 am - 9 pm

Wed:8 am - 9 pm

Thu:8 am - 9 pm

Fri:8 am - 9 pm

Sat:8 am - 9 pm