Goodwill Outlet in Savannah, Georgia a clearance-style Goodwill bins warehouse. Thrifters dig through 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. As a long-standing nonprofit chain offering a range of pre-owned clothing, furniture and housewares, shopping here supports Goodwill’s mission to empower local job seekers.
Savannah hosts one of only two Goodwill outlets in all of Georgia, and the thrifting experience here feels completely steeped in that quintessential Southern charm. Located on Sallie Mood Drive, this spot feels worlds away from the high-stress, competitive atmosphere you'll find in bigger city Goodwill bins.
The vibe here is wonderfully mellow and genuinely friendly. Don't be surprised if the staff who often greet regulars by their first names offer you a warm welcome on your very first visit. This relaxed atmosphere makes it perfect for both seasoned bin diggers and curious newcomers who want to explore pay-by-the-pound thrifting without feeling overwhelmed.
The finds inside directly reflect Savannah's unique character, pulling donations from the historic districts, the nearby art college, and surrounding coastal communities. In a single bin, you might discover beach gear from Tybee Island, high-quality art supplies from a SCAD student's end-of-semester cleanout, or a well-seasoned cast iron pan that's perfect for Southern cooking.
Bin rotations happen at a leisurely pace about every 40 minutes giving everyone plenty of time to sort through their current finds before the next wave of merchandise rolls out. To make the most of your trip, dress in light, breathable clothing and bring a water bottle. That Georgia humidity is absolutely a force to be reckoned with, even inside the warehouse. While carts are generally plentiful, bringing your own reusable bags is smart for busy days.
Take your time and enjoy the process here. The lack of frantic rushing means you can carefully inspect items and you're way less likely to miss hidden gems. Come on down, strike up a conversation with the locals, and enjoy what's truly a pleasant treasure hunt.