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Goodwill Outlets In Arizona

Last Updated on June 18, 2024

There are three Goodwill bins locations in Arizona, popular among treasure hunters. At these spots, you can sift through piles of clothes, electronics, toys, and more to find items for personal use or to sell online for a profit. The best part? Prices are based on weight, such as $1.99 per pound.

If you’re after vintage T-shirts and crewnecks, this is a prime location to explore.

However, due to the increasing number of re-sellers and collectors, it’s wise to arrive early with gloves and a large shopping bag, as the carts can empty quickly. Depending on the outlet, expect some competitive jostling—many people rely on this for their livelihood.

If you don’t score on your first visit, don’t be discouraged. New bins are replenished daily. With persistence and a bit of luck, you’ll hone your thrifting skills and uncover great finds soon enough.

Arizona Goodwill Outlet Map

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Goodwill Bins Arizona

Goodwill Outlet Phoenix

Kids Not Allowed

Wheelchair Accessible

Restrooms Available

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

High Competition

Online Registration Required

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

515 N 51st Ave, Phoenix, AZ 85043
(602) 513-8410
Store Hours:
Monday 8AM–7PM
Tuesday 8AM–7PM
Wednesday 8AM–7PM
Thursday 8AM–7PM
Friday 8AM–7PM
Saturday 8AM–7PM
Sunday 10AM–6PM

Long post warning. The hours listed are from 8am to 6pm. Now I am here on a Sunday and there is a rotation schedule. On their site this started on the 19th. They do not have any signs up for customers to know that. People have been sitting here for 30 minutes. Not a single person has came out to say something about the new procedure. They also have not come out to say that you have to register! I found that on the site while I have been in this line. There are dozens of people here who probably won't even get in right now and do not even know it. That is poor customer service and dangerous for customers because it is extremely hot out here. This is my first time here and I probably won't return.

This place started to limit the amount of customer at the opening time due to capacity. There were about 30 people not allowed to get in had to wait for 1 out then 1 in. Should go there by 7:00 and get in line because many people will take spots for their friends and the waiting takes forever. New management should consider this.

This place will have something to your hearts desire…as long as you are willing to dig through the bins. The prices can’t be beat and there is just endless amounts of stuff. And trust me I have been to my fair share of goodwill outlets, this place has the LARGEST pile of stuff I have ever seen. You’re sure to find something.

In town in 2022, just want to check it out again. But you can no longer drop in if you are passing through. You have to register online for a number. The website didn't work while i was there, so it ended up a wasted trip. If you are passing through town don't bother, or get your number days in advance I guess. So far this is the only location to do this. It's probably just as well. Seeing the entitled customer Animal behavior at these types of stores all these years was always depressing.

While the people are really nice. The store claims to be by the pound they are not. You get to the register and they start changing prices on you by looking through your cart. Even books vary in price. I had a razor scooter in my cart, got to the register only to be told it's price was 16$ not by the pound. They did the same for a picture I found as well as a simple dust mop. If you're gonna sell by the pound, Do it! Don't lie to your customers and charge different prices for different things. So false advertising. I wont be back. I don't like being lied to. I would rather drive all the way to Tucson.

Goodwill Outlet Tucson

Wheelchair Accessible

Kids Allowed

Restrooms Available

Accepts Cash and Card

Pay-Per Pound

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

1770 S Cherrybell Stra, Tucson, AZ 85713
(520) 623-5879
Store Hours:
Monday 8AM–8PM
Tuesday 8AM–8PM
Wednesday 8AM–8PM
Thursday 8AM–8PM
Friday 8AM–8PM
Saturday 8AM–8PM
Sunday 8AM–8PM

It's smaller then Phoenix. But I found better stuff than Phoenix. I really like this location better.

Place is dirty as hell. The shoppers don't bother picking up after themselves, which is pretty typical of the customer base here. You can't test electronic items, so you probably shouldn't buy anything heavy since there's a very good chance it won't work. Prices are pretty good though and you can occasionally find good stuff, as long as the greedy company hasn't pulled all the valuable items to sell online.

Staff is great here! Always friendly and professional Lots of unique items you can find by digging thru the bins Only downside is people with no f****** manners and greedy f****

You never know..you might find treasure there. You might want to take gloves, it can get dirty. You pick items out of big bins but wait untill they say "go". They bring out bins through out the day.They do have restrooms there too.

Goodwill Outlet Nogales

Wheelchair Accessible

Kids Allowed

Accepts Cash and Card

Restrooms Available

Pay-Per Pound

To confirm any rules and policies, make sure to give them a call.

490 N Grand Ave, Nogales, AZ 85621
(520) 375-5284
Store Hours:
Monday 8AM–3PM
Tuesday 8AM–3PM
Wednesday 8AM–3PM
Thursday 8AM–3PM
Friday 8AM–3PM
Saturday - CLOSED
Sunday - CLOSED

I like the store, because it sells a little of everything and for those of us who are dedicated to reselling it is very good. I have heard that they sell sneakers but that they give a number as they arrive, but I am not very clear about that.

Love the store but not so sure about some of the employees working there,really rude and no coping skills and some of them are charging more than what they should b charging! Who can I talk to???

This should be called the outlet to outlet stores. Bad selections... extremely bad selections... or no real selection aat all. But in all fairness, one must take the demographics in consideration to the very, very poor that flux from our border neighbor to the south. Those who are used to the stores in metropolitan cities this is not worth the visit.