Goodwill of Silicon Valley, Santa Clara CA

They don’t want your donations. Go to a different one. They make it so difficult to donate, got yelled at by a short haired guy for trying to donate

Me and a friend came by to find a small stool and didn't realize the closing times were 7. Joanna rang us up and was super nice about it and was really helpful.

For donations, go there on Wednesday mornings at least 30 mins before the place opens.
The store receives a ton lotta donations and they would accept them only until their boxes become full.

They left a ink thing still attached to an item of clothing. They should monitor their clothes better and make sure there aren't any security tags still left on. I would expect better from this store from this city. They need to work on their staff

I enjoy shopping (exploring) Goodwill. I sometimes find great deals and sometimes I find good deals. The prices can be a little high but overall it's not too bad.

It seems to always have this stinky smell. But a lot of people use it to save money on clothes and shoes. If you want knick knacks, forget it. They are priced as regular retail. It's supposed to help those with smaller incomes. My daughter found some nicely priced items for less than $30. I donate a here and would like to see prices lower since it's supposed to be non-profit.

I had the worst experience dropping off a donation at this store. The workers in the back yelled at me for having other things besides clothes mixed into the box I was donating.

Too expensive! This stuff is donated they want top dollar. No bargains to be found. Parking is also awful.

Used to love to cruise the Goodwill stores for eclectic, one-of-a-kind chotchkees and fabulous bargains. Stores are now full of cheap new stuff and, it seems, like less of the wonderful treasures one used to find there. That being said, this Goodwill has more of the kind of things I'm looking for and prices are not too high. Parking is easy. Still worth an occasional drop in to check it out.

It's an Excellent place to find a variety of useful items for the family the House the pets for a gave a way prices!

As with most, great prices on used thrift merchandise as well as some new items. Selection varies based on what donations are allocated so check back often. This is also a donation station in a very convenient location on ECR and Kiely Blvd

Very disappointed with this store. Prices are all marked as they would be in a retail store. Quality of items are in poor condition. Not at all ”gently used" items. No kids section. Sizes are impossible to find. Pants/jeans are men's and women's mixed together and divided by only S, M, L, XL. Not going back. Do not recommend.

This store is way overpriced. I even found a shirt with a store tags still on it and the price of the Goodwill tag was more than what Target was selling it for. Many of the used clothes seem to be very high priced. You can probably go to the Walmart and get newer stuff cheaper,

It's too expensive now. I remember around 2016 i bought a suit jacket for $2. Now the suit jackets are $20. Honestly just shop at any other thrift store.

The parking lot is small and on one side is where they receive donated items and it can take up a good chunk of space on that side. Inside the store is pretty clean and kind of warm. They have three dressing rooms, the clothes are all sorted according to color, not by size. The selection isnt very big but they usually have some good finds. Boys clothes for a toddler bigger than 2t are scarce. I can find things for 6 and up, a few in 5t but nothing any smaller than that that is to cute. The staff is friendly, they have a decent selection for womans shoes.

I really love the place and they have super people will help now wand your problem turns out to be.