Goodwill Store Chatsworth - Chatsworth, Georgia

maryjo S.

They have a working restroom but no one except staff members is allowed to use it.
Prices have tripled….a pair of used pajama’s is from 10.50 up. You can buy new ones cheaper than buying at Goodwill. Same for shoes, etc.
I took four loads of donations in the last two weeks and no one offered to help me unload any of it (elderly people often help). On the first load one of the employees was sitting outside on a bench smoking cigarettes and didn’t offer to help, then another lady came out and joined her. I’m done with Goodwill. They will never get another donation from me nor will they get another penny of my money. CHANGES NEED TO BE MADE. OLD PEOPLE ON SOCIAL SECURITY CANNOT AFFORD THEIR PRICES.

James M.

The goodwill was good they had a lot to choose from

Daniel M.

This store has been pretty good in the past, But they have implemented changes the last few months that I as a customer do not approve of.

1. They now tag "special items" at a higher price and hide the tags until you go to check out. This has happened to me twice now in things that arnt even special. The first time was a nike shirt, it had some stains on it I thought I could maybe get out and for $2 it was worth the risk but when I got to the counter turns out they had hidden a tag on it and it was $7. I told them never mind and left. But just a few days ago, I bought a handful of things and was excited about one find in particular so I wasnt paying attention when I checked out. I got home and went to try on the shirt and found the hidden Special price tag on it and checked my recipt and sure enough i was charged more then double a regular shirt price for a plain camo t shirt. Its fine if you want to charge more for higher quality, but put them in a special area so people arnt shocked by the price increase.

2. They are organizing their clothes by color which means that I have to check the whole rack every time instead of whats just newly put out. I wish they would just put whats new at the front of each size and when they have to remove old clothing, they generally know it will be in the back. Yea it looks pretty but as someone who goes to thrift stores regularly it makes me want to go to this store less.

Virgil R.

Dear customers of good will, the managers at the chatsworth store just fired a girl for sitting down while passing a kidney stone. Also the removed all chairs from the work area of a pregnant woman. The manager tyler is the main culprit. Jason is a decent man but his hands are tied due to his managers being inhuman towards their employees. I will never give them another dime after what I witnessed today.

C I.

Dropped off several bags of clothing and misc items last week at the donation area. An employee couldn't have been nicer. She brought out a cart to help us unload. We didn't go inside the store so I can't say anything about that but we were very pleased with the dropoff.

Candy C.

Unfriendly & Rude! Prices are ridiculous considering the huge amount of merchandise that they receive daily. Donations are given to inable store to help people in the community & that would also include the customers whom r shopping for deals/ discounts at a thrift store

Rebecca S.

Worst place to shop. The managers are straight up rude and have no manners. (This isn’t the first time the manager has yelled at a customer). They sold my sister a slide and it had a price on it of $4.94. They sold it to her and didn’t tell her a price at checkout. She thought she was buying it for $5, only to get home to find out that she paid nearly $13. My dad takes it back, just to make sure the price was right. The manager comes out raising her voice saying that they don’t do refunds. My father tried to explain to her that he didn’t come to return it but to just check the price. She cut him off and continued to yell at him. I told her kindly that there was no need to yell. To respond she said, “ Do not tell me what to blanking do.” Never again will my family and I shop there, (and note we spend a good $100 a month there, and that is just me). I will move my business over to Salvation Army. I have yet to have a problem out of them and they treat their customers right.

Farmhouse T.

I like coming here. For a small store they have a large selection and the prices are usually reasonable. The store is clean and organized. They don't have public restrooms. The long-haired hippie guy is exceptionally friendly and pleasant and has a positive attitude.