The Goodwill outlet serves as a last-chance clearinghouse for items that did not sell at our 17 Goodwill Industries of West Michigan stores after a four-week period of time on the shelf. Wonderful bargains can be found!

Visiting a Goodwill outlet is a very different experience from shopping a regular store. Items are not sorted, hung, or organized but rather offered on large rolling tables for shoppers to sift through. Items are sold priced by the pound at a deep discount. Furniture and oversized items are individually priced. It’s the perfect experience for the bargain hunter who likes to roll up their sleeves.

Unsorted clothing and other merchandise are put on rolling tables and rotated on and off the sales floor throughout the day offering continuous fresh selections. Shoppers place items in a shopping cart that is then weighed on a floor scale.

Clothes, shoes, toys, electronics, glassware, and household goods are sold at $1.69 per pound. Furniture and other oversized items are priced individually.

Items not sold during their time on the sales floor are then responsibly recycled or sold to a recycling partner.

No. Items are heaped unsorted onto rolling carts.

Shoppers place their cart onto a floor scale and the weight of the cart is subtracted.

Goodwill does provide some boxes but we encourage shoppers to bring their own bags.

Cash or credit cards are accepted; checks are not.

All items are sold as-is and there are no returns.

Not in the outlet itself, but there is a convenient donation drive-thru in the same building.

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1501 East Apple Avenue in Muskegon Township right next to US-31.

The outlet is open Mondays through Saturdays from 9 a.m. to 6 p.m.