Goodwill Shoreline

Seattle Goodwill has fashion police that are here to 'protect children'. Store Manager Mike Bedrosian sent two employees to throw my partner out, as we were looking at glass wear, for harming kids with summer shorts. When I asked to talk to the manger over the decision an employee lied to me telling me they were the manger. It was not till I requested their business card and mentioned that I was a lawyer that the actual store manager was summoned. Mike than appeared to question whether I was really a lawyer and to misquote the 1st Amendment. Thanks for the civics lesson Mike. Mike came from a back room filled with video surveillance, where it appears they spend their time commenting on patrons fashion. As a privacy lawyer I am disgusted at this use of technology, what a waste of time and money! This is harassment and shameful.Goodwill's new mission 'helping protecting children from summer wear'I shop at Goodwill once a week and believe in their real mission to help communities. Go back to helping and stop harassing patrons.

Nice selection and prices, but staff were very unfriendly at checkout when we were confused about what color tag was on sale.

Prices are unusually high, something that is reflected in the slow turnover of items. Always better to reuse and recycle, and support community programs, but either the overhead is too high or people doing the pricing are overly optimistic. Prices are considerably higher than value village and salvation army, with only modest specials. One can only assume the long line at donations is stuff being shipped to stores elsewhere.

I came to the store on 07/30/19 at 08:30 pm i spoke with shalo and Maria THE WORST CUSTOMER SERVICE EVER i had return i have been told that its from another good well so they can't help me .

I like this particular Goodwill a lot. Very big store, use to be an Albertsons. Don't know if they pull the on floor stock off the floor that's on sale (example: Mondays) like the Lynnwood store does. Hopefully not!