Goodwill Bins Indiana Store Locations

"100% my favorite store. $1.29 for 1lb of anything. They also sell cheap furniture. You can find some good deals. Definitely like to go here to get clothes because they are cheaper than anywhere else and you can find name brand clothes." - Bryan

"Unfortunately my opinion of this place has gone down SIGNIFICANTLY since they opened. This has hurt my rating for the store. Everyone please do their part to make Goodwill Outlet great again! THE ROTATION - F - Rotation is everything at the Goodwill Outlet. The store is laid out so bins can quickly be changed out. Fast rotations rarely happen. People fail to follow directions. They will lag, continuing to shopping in the bins. Then they'll take their time getting to the wall or walk across the entire store while the majority wait. PRICING - B The pricing is simple. With the exception of individually priced items, everything is 1.69 per pound. Each register is equipped with a cart scale and a counter scale. Checkout is a painless process. THE MERCHANDISE - D When the store opened it was great! Treasure finds were plentiful. These days they're over-picked in the back. It's often crowded enough you can't get anything. I stopped going on the weekends because I rarely found anything. They focus on safety during bin rotation but you'll often find broken glass, sharp knives, and more sharps right after rotation. THE TAKEAWAY: You can still often find overlooked treasures. Bring gloves and wash your hands before you leave. Expect a lot of things to be broken in some way. Be patient. Be courteous. Ask for a discount on very heavy items. Be prepared to be disappointed on the weekend." - Philip

"The quality of items at this location does not accurately correspond with their pricing. Used bottles of sunscreen and perfume for $3.49?! I used to love this location before they started grifting their customers. Pay your workers better wages and stop overcharging on items you get free from donations. (I get there are costs for processing, but doesn't your CEO make over seven figures a year?)" - Ashley

"First Ave Location: Bertha working the register after two to three weeks of being sick. Stopped in the middle of our transaction to blow her nose with a used napkin. Had snot running down her face afterwards. How is this acceptable????? She is also consistently the most rude employee at this location if not the entire Evansville Goodwill system. I'm disabled + immuno-compromised. If I get sick, I might not make it. We had to cancel our transaction in the middle so we could leave. She proceeded to sigh and huff. This location needs an overhaul of staff. I'm incredibly disappointed and enraged that a place that claims to be pro-disabled people and to "follow CDC guidelines" for masking acts this way toward customers. We were about to make a $100 purchase, too." - Maranda

"Over crowed today. Did not find much. Not that goodwill can control people, there were alot of over aggressive people today. On the good side of cashier was super nice and very cheerful." - Karen

"I like the Gary Goodwill outlet because of so much stuff they bring to the floor daily. Every 20 minutes or so they rotate clothing, shoes, or household items. The major drawback of the store is the aggressive nature of many of the younger adults who will cut you off or even try to grab items out of your hands. Management is aware of these people but do little to enforce the rules. I've watched hundreds of people break the rules from old ladies grabbing items before they were allowed to, to the younger adults I talked about above. It's a great store with great deals. But you have these lifer kids there who literally stay from open to close 7 days a week. Also, keep an eye out on your cart! I've had things taken from mine before!!!" - Anthony

"As far as the outlet stores go this is one of the cleaner buildings. The inventory like all outlets is heavily rotated but seems more shoe and clothing inclined on average. The staff aren't as angry at the world as the rude employees at other outlets around the city tend to act if you need help. If you've never been to an outlet the way things work may surprise you. Don't expect the typical layout of aisles of shelving filled with hard goods and racks of clothing to select from. Instead youll find perfectly aligned rows of picnic table sized rolling shallow walled bins." - Anthony

"This place is decent, lots of hidden gems. It seems like they change the bins every hour on the hour so be very quick & don't take ur time! It's basically a job, it'd be wise to make a list of what you want & come with a crew. Literally got a cart full of merch cost less than $50" - Ben K.

"You need gloves and a few hours to enjoy this place. Its quite noisy during busy times and the first Saturday of the month is always chaotic. You can find cheap cheap furniture, rugs, curtains, and blankets. Baskets, bins, laundry hamper etc. They charge by the pound so if you get heavy items like toys, metal things(tools,organizers, small kitchen stuff, etc) outside items(decor etc) it can get expensive quick. They price the big furniture separately. They also always have a few bins of shoes." - Frenchie

"All the fun and excitement of dumpster diving, but with a timer and competition involved! If this game show of a store sounds like your idea of a good time, then you'll fit right in with the madness. Blue bins of as-is cast-off items from other Goodwills are carted in on the hour, and all shoppers are forced to the side walls while the bins are swapped out, and then, like dogs at the starting mark, people will swarm the floor at the given signal and rabidly sift through the items, some of which may be the perfect find, or might be broken garbage. Gloves and hand sanitizer come highly recommended for sorting through everything, which may or may not be infested with God-knows-what. Everything is sold by the pound, which is fantastic for thrifty, eagle-eyed shoppers looking to cheaply outfit their home or flip on an internet market for a quick few bucks. Recommended spot if you enjoy shopping and/or consumerism spectacle." - Jonathan

"If you like being rude to people ...you can most likely get a job working here" - Mike

"I love Goodwill outlet. I shop here for all my household and family needs. I love vintage and I get all my vintage stuff here. The only problem I have is that sometimes I feel like the workers are buddies with some of the people that shop there and they don't use their rules for them. some of the customers are extremely rude and park their carts in your way and do not care. The employees will announce that they are going to move the carts if no one claims them but they never actually do. screaming and crying and they say nothing. I feel like this is an issue that they need to take up with their employees." - Brianna