Goodwill Southern California Donation Center

9 reviews

+1 (818) 444-0026

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23335 Mulholland Dr

Woodland Hills, CA 91364

+1 (818) 444-0026

http://www.goodwillsocal.org

Goodwill Southern California Donation Center in Woodland Hills, CA is a nonprofit organization that accepts donations of gently used clothing, household items, and electronics.

These donations are then sold in their retail stores to fund job training programs and employment services for individuals facing barriers to employment.

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3.09 reviews

Melissa W.

12/3/2022

The hours aren't accurate. Other than that, it should be just an easy spot to drop off your items. If they operated the hours Yelp says they operate.

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Apple S.

11/13/2021

Closed and weirdly enough the hours don't say they are supposed to be so I wonder if it's a staffing issue.

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Stacy T.

6/1/2023

As a professional organizer in the west valley area I have been dropping off client's donations at this Goodwill location for many years. I adore Ernie and Frances who continue to be super...

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Tara J.

1/15/2022

The best Goodwill that I've been to this far. To be honest I always expect a crappy experience with Goodwill and the Salvation Army. It seems like the employees are mostly unfriendly and don't...

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J P.

7/6/2021

Once again I tried to drop off a few bags of clothes and was denied due to them being "full". This seems to be on many occasion at this location. It's a large drop off center with great parking...

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