Goodwill Bins North Versailles Township, Pennsylvania Goodwill Outlet
Goodwill Outlet in North Versailles Township, Pennsylvania a last-chance Goodwill bins center. Inside, the hunt is on for clothing, books, shoes, electronics and more at the Goodwill bins; this outlet has the pay-by-pound model, shopping carts are provided, restrooms on-site, and Smoking, food, and drinks are not allowed. Serving communities for over 100 years, every purchase supports reuse and stability while empowering people to achieve their potential.
Rules and Amenities
Pricing
Clothing
$1.29 per pound
Books
Hard cover $0.50 eachPaperback $0.25 each
Shoes
Shoes$1.59 per pound
Electronics
$1.29 per pound
Glassware
$0.15 each
We recommend calling ahead or checking the store's website to confirm hours and availability before visiting.
For Pittsburgh-area thrifters, the North Versailles Goodwill outlet is the undisputed champion of by-the-pound treasure hunting. This is where Steelers fans, architectural salvage hunters, and antique collectors converge to dig for black-and-gold treasure.
The mood is classic Western Pennsylvania - competitive but fundamentally decent. You'll see focused, determined shoppers, but there's real community among the regulars who know each other by sight.
The bin rotation is a practiced ritual: shoppers line up patiently behind yellow chains, wait for staff to give the all-clear, then descend on fresh merchandise. Happens every thirty minutes like clockwork.
The finds perfectly capture the region's industrial heritage and sports passion. Expect tons of Steelers gear, unique architectural elements from demolished row houses, and beautiful hand-stitched quilts from estate sales.
Gloves are absolutely essential with all the industrial and household donations. Staff limit each person to two carts, so mark yours with tape or ribbon to easily identify it in the busy aisles.
Quintessential Pittsburgh experience full of grit, history, and potential for incredible scores. The industrial character and community spirit make it worth the trip for any serious thrifter.