Goodwill Houston Select Stores

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3.8

( 8 reviews )

Fashion, Women's Clothing, Department Stores

Closed 09:00 AM - 09:00 PM See Hours

120 Circle Way St, Lake Jackson, TX 77566, United States

+1 9792-589-920

Goodwill Houston Select Stores is a renowned brand that offers a wide range of quality products to its customers. With a strong presence in the retail industry, Goodwill Houston Select Stores has established itself as a reliable and trusted name. The brand prides itself on providing a diverse selection of clothing, accessories, and household items at affordable prices. Customers can expect to find both brand-new and gently-used items that have been donated by the community. Goodwill Houston Select Stores is committed to supporting the local community by hiring and training individuals facing barriers to employment. With a focus on sustainability, the brand encourages customers to shop consciously and contribute to a greener future.

Amenities and More

Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Clothing

Reviews

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Johnny pena

March 22, 2024

We bought 13 dvds and one did not work it had a blank screen and the man at the register said I could not exchange it for another. They should have this posted somewhere that one cannot bring bad videos back and exchange. It's a good thing the other 12 worked ! We will no longer buy DVD videos here. They have gone up on all of their prices on clothing and glassware.

Free dom

March 22, 2024

The store no longer puts out decent items and they are way over priced. I guess they sell anything good online now. There is very little to pick from in the store.

Cecilia wen

March 22, 2024

WARNING!!! They doubled even tripled the price of everything sence the last time I was there. Now the plates and cups you get from dollar tree for $1.25 are $2.00 at this place. Clothes are almost the same price as new and don't get me started on there random junk. And there selling old used shoe's that are literally falling apart. If I could put a face palm amoji I would. When they respond to these reviews they don't even bother to read them.

Ricky chung

March 22, 2024

I usually love Goodwill. I have a aunt who is mentally disabled and they gave her employment (in another state where she lives) but they really helped people like her and did so much for their communities. The prices used to be reasonable, but they really jacked them up. I have a large family, so it's my go to place. Well, it was my go to place. I've been finding better deals retail which is kind of sad. I understand they have expenses just like regular stores, but something somewhere isn't adding up.

Amélie

March 22, 2024

Was thinking of heading over to check out lake Jackson Goodwill, but after reading the reviews, I think I'll pass. I'm not keen on the Goodwill's that have hiked-up prices on DONATED merchandise. I recall a time when they hired people in halfway houses to help them learn new skills. I guess that's changed also. The prices at certain Goodwill is just too high and that really comes across as unethical. I'll just keep going to my regular ones. Hopefully this goodwill "gets the message"...

Nicola benatti

March 22, 2024

This is not a “select store”. Disappointed that any store would sell the trash this store is selling. Go to a different location save yourself a waste of time.

Benjamin englesmith

March 22, 2024

Pretty organized and tons of new racks.

Crafthouse tc

March 22, 2024

Goodwill should be renamed Greedwill. This store receives merchandise for free in the form of donations and in the past so many months has raised prices so significantly. I have come across products with the original price still on them and they have marked it higher. If your mindset of Goodwill being a benefit to the community, go shop there and look at there pricing and the condition of the goods being sold. Keep in mind Goodwills are franchised and listed as a non-profit. Only a small amount of their revenue actually goes back to the community. It’s a racket disguised as a upstanding pillar of goodness.