Goodwill Industries McHenry

these prices are astronomical. if you're low income, shop anywhere else. goodwill isn't for low income anymore. you can buy stuff new for these prices. they charged $100 for a dog house that costs $32 new. screenshot of doghouse on camping world.comnnfirst 6 photos are prices for BROKEN items. the rest are just crazy prices. donate elsewhere.

Store closes at 7pm. So does the delivery window. We get to delivery window/door/whatever and theres a sign up saying its illegal to dump after store hours. It was 6:15 WITHIN STORE HOURS. We go in to confirm we can leave our stuff and cashier says to just leave our bags by the door. Once we begin doing so, two staff members come out of the donation area and threaten to call police marshal for dumping. Once again, we were within the store hours and were told we could leave our stuff. We ended up taking our stuff and leaving after deescalating the situation. Will not be going back.

Josh doesn't know how to communicate with customers. Not a hi not a bye. I said thank you and he was dead silent. Terrible customer service. No eye contact just miserable look twice now. I have a full time job too and come here sometimes after work with my 2 kids. No excuse to be that pathetic at work! I'm ashamed to be part of this generation. No work ethic or customer service personality

Looks nice but most things do not have a price tag on them, and if it does the price is way out of line. it seems like it's all just old inventory no one wants throwen around on the shelves. Not like other Goodwill stores with the color coded tags to rotate inventory, I'll pass on revisiting.

The prices have gone up a lot. I understand that a business needs to make money, but when there are brand-new, nicer, and cheaper options elsewhere, I'm not really inclined to shop here. I saw the same capris at Walmart that were on clearance for $1. They were selling them for like $6 at Goodwill.nnIt's also been messier lately. There are aisles where it looks like things are just shoved onto the shelf. There's more junk, too, that is literally falling apart.