Jackrabbit - Goodwill Retail Store and Donation Center - Litchfield Park, Arizona

DOUGLAS A.

No le Daria ni una Estrella.
El manager es un incompetente y le gusta tomar ventaja de los productos que no marcan con el precio esa accion me parece a proposito,una vez que uno pregunta el precio el manager se lleva la prenda y luego regresa con un precio exageradamente alto.No me gusta la gerencia de ese lugar.

S D.

This place is incredibly overpriced. I've been going to goodwill stores for decades and I've visited locations in Seattle, Los Angeles, Albuquerque, Portland, and so on. Never have I seen prices like I've seen here. In case the employees forgot, goodwill is supposed to be a THRIFT STORE. At this location, they essentially use eBay listings to price their video game titles. That's the only plausible explanation. During one visit, I asked the store manager if I could switch a destroyed game case out for a cleaner one with the same price sticker on it. It wouldn't have affected anything other than giving me a nicer case for a game I wanted. Without any hesitation he said no he can't let customers change cases because they specifically price the games based on condition. That's a lie. I've seen scratched, ripped, and cracked discs/cases priced the same as every other game or more. I also asked if I could switch out the correct disc so that it would match the correct case and was told no because they took that into account when they priced it. Also, a lie. The location is new, so it is clean, but otherwise it's unremarkable and doesn't stand out from any other goodwill store. Two stars because they fail their most basic mission - being a thrift store. They get their stuff for free and have the audacity to charge more than they do in nice neighborhoods in Los Angeles and Seattle. I wouldn't recommend this goodwill location to those looking for a thrift store to shop at. However if you want second hand items at boutique prices then by all means come here.

James H.

This place is way over priced, the only items that are at a descent price are items with holes, stained or worn out. The same Levi jeans you can get brand new and cheaper at Costco. Just because it has stains doesn’t make it vintage.

Dark E.

Overpriced for multiple items, but somewhat fair on others. Checkout can be extremely slow at times.

Jennifer O.

Same as all Goodwills regarding prices, but we found a decent amount of good clothes that weren't horribly priced with our 20 percent off coupon. Unfortunately, when I asked the manager where the dressing rooms were, he seemed irritated that I was asking him anything at all and let me know that Goodwill no longer has dressing rooms. He seemed to be having a bad day...or maybe he's always like this, either way, not very friendly. Unfortunately, we put 80% of our haul back because I didn't want to be stuck with a $100 credit, since Goodwill also doesn't offer refunds.

The store was clean enough there was a decent selection as far as clothes, shoes, and accessories. I definitely would have spent more money had I been able to try on items.

swoozie 9.

Decent items but one employee. A white young male with long hair was very unprofessional. Wait until the customer is done looking though the racks, instead of restocking/pushing the clothes back and forth with the customer smh

Tawny M.

I was so excited to get a thrift store right next to us... but unfortunately this location is not it. Most of the items I grabbed off the rack were stained/torn/damaged or overpriced. They have Target, Kohls and Walmart brand items priced AT or OVER their original price... I saw that they had several of those adela slip dresses from Free People.. and was curious what they were priced at.. after further inspection I saw that all of them were worn out, torn and/or stained and still priced at at least $20. Places like Goodwill and Savers are supposed to be a place where people can shop for WEARABLE used clothing... but this Goodwill is trying to sell literal trash on top of everything being overpriced. Don't waste your time here.

Ryleigh A.

Way overpriced. I saw a Marshall’s dress with the original tag that said it was clearance for around $4.69 and they had it priced at $12.99… whoever is pricing this stuff needs to learn what a thrift store is. Sorry Goodwill I don’t care if it’s lululemon, I’m not paying $30 for something you got for free and on top of that you aren’t even taxed on. The CEO is literally a millionaire and they have the audacity to charge $30 for a lululemon skirt or jacket they got for FREE. How do you call yourself a non profit when you price things at such a high price? Everything should be at a set price no matter the brand. Tank tops $2, shirts $3 (if it’s SHEIN it should either be donated somewhere else or be $1). It’s not hard to price things for people in NEED.