Goodwill Bins Cincinnati, Ohio Goodwill Outlet
place

10633 Glendale Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45215

phone

(513) 771-0387

schedule
Mon: 9 AM–8 PM
Tue: 9 AM–8 PM
Wed: 9 AM–8 PM
Thu: 9 AM–8 PM
Fri: 9 AM–8 PM
Sat: 9 AM–8 PM
Sun: 9 AM–8 PM

Goodwill Outlet in Cincinnati, Ohio is a clearance-style Goodwill bins warehouse. Shoppers sift through clothing, books, shoes, electronics and more at Goodwill bins, with pay-by-pound pricing and shopping carts provided, Smoking, food, and drinks are not allowed. This outlet helps create pathways to success and brighter futures with each purchase.

Rules and Amenities

shopping_cart Has Carts
wc Has Restrooms
child_friendly Children Allowed
no_food Food & Drink Not Allowed
accessible Wheelchair Accessible
credit_card Accepts Cash and Card
scale Pay-Per Pound
smoke_free Smoking Allowed
leaderboard Competition Level: Competitive

Pricing

checkroom Clothing

$1.39 per pound (0-50 lbs)
$0.79 per pound (+50 lbs)

menu_book Books

Hard cover $1 each
Paperback $0.50 each

Shoes Shoes

$3 each

electrical_services Electronics

$1.19 per pound

Housewares Housewares

$1.19 per pound

toys Toys

$1.19 per pound

Textiles Textiles

$1.39 per pound

We recommend calling ahead or checking the store's website to confirm hours and availability before visiting.

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When you talk about thrifting in the Greater Cincinnati area, all roads, all conversations, and all serious treasure hunters eventually lead to one spectacular spot: the brand-new Goodwill outlet they built in Woodlawn. And let me tell you, this place is a game-changer. The moment you step inside, you can feel the difference. There are no dim, dusty corners here. The LED lighting is crisp and bright, illuminating every bin. The aisles are wide and spacious, so you’re not constantly bumping shoulders and carts with other shoppers. There’s a sense of modern organization and cleanliness that honestly puts a lot of the older, grittier Goodwill bins locations across the country to shame.

But don’t let the shiny new facility fool you. The atmosphere here is all business. This is the big leagues for the tri-state area. Since this single, massive location pulls in shoppers from all over Southern Ohio, Northern Kentucky, and even parts of Indiana, you are dealing with some serious, seasoned pros. I’m talking about dedicated pickers who come prepared. You’ll see them with digital scales clipped to their belts, ready to weigh a potential find on the spot to calculate their profit margins. They have their systems down to a science. When the announcement comes for a new rotation, the energy in the room becomes absolutely electric. There’s a low buzz of anticipation you can practically feel in the air as everyone takes their positions, waiting for the whistle. It’s an intense moment.

But here’s the thing about that intensity—it’s concentrated. The initial dash is a frenzy, but it mellows out remarkably quickly once people have loaded up their carts and retreated to the sides to start the sorting process. My best advice for anyone who’s not into that initial feeding frenzy is to simply hang back. Let the pros do their thing. Let them make their first, quick pass. Then, when things have calmed down, you can cruise through the Goodwill bins at a more leisurely pace. You would be absolutely shocked at the incredible items that get overlooked in that first mad rush. Patience is your best friend here.

The inventory is like a perfect, chaotic snapshot of the entire region. You’ll find a steady stream of University of Cincinnati and Xavier gear, plenty of Bengals and Reds merchandise for the sports fanatics, and every so often, you’ll spot some genuinely high-end, luxury pieces that have trickled down from the affluent suburbs of Northern Kentucky. The variety is fantastic. To have a really successful day at this specific Goodwill outlet, you need to pack a few essentials. Sturdy gloves are a must for digging—trust me on this, you don’t want to find a broken piece of glass the hard way. Closed-toe shoes are also a smart idea for safety. And here’s a little trick from the regulars: toss a small, retractable tape measure in your pocket. It’s invaluable for checking the dimensions of housewares or clothing without having to guess.

The staff at this location runs an incredibly tight ship. They have a system, and they stick to it. They alternate between rolling out soft-goods (clothing, textiles) and hard-goods (housewares, electronics) rotations every hour, almost like clockwork. Once you figure out this predictable rhythm, you can time your hunt for whatever category you’re most interested in. Carts are usually available if you get there at a reasonable time, but that parking lot fills up incredibly fast, so I’d recommend rolling up about 15 minutes before they open to snag a good spot. The Cincinnati outlet is a well-oiled machine, a clean and efficient temple of thrifting that definitely rewards those who come prepared to dig deep and haul in bulk.