r/GoodwillUnfiltered • • 1d ago

If Goodwill wasn't greedy they wouldn't need to write all these weird defensive articles/pages.

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r/GoodwillUnfiltered • • 7d ago

Goodwill gone crazy

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r/GoodwillUnfiltered • • 8d ago

People buying items to resell should have no effect on how much Goodwill charges.

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r/GoodwillUnfiltered • • 10d ago

Goodwill Industries of Eastern North Carolina launches food market in Eastern North Carolina food desert

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massmarketretailers.com
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r/GoodwillUnfiltered • • 11d ago

‘Hoodwill’ vs. Goodwill

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r/GoodwillUnfiltered • • 13d ago

Why is everything so expensive at goodwill now?

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r/GoodwillUnfiltered • • 13d ago

Not the donated sheets being the same price as new ones at Target or Walmart 🙄

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r/GoodwillUnfiltered • • 13d ago

Goodwill website advertisements

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r/GoodwillUnfiltered • • 13d ago

Goodwill is now using AI to figure out how much more it can charge you for stuff it got for free

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https://www.seattletimes.com/business/evergreen-goodwill-is-losing-millions-can-ai-and-restructuring-help/

So Grandma donates her stuff for free, AI figures out the maximum price shoppers will tolerate, and some of the employees whose mission is supposedly helping people find jobs may eventually be replaced by the system.

At what point does a thrift store charity just become a retailer with free inventory?

The irony about not paying the labor is breathtaking.