Become a VIP Member at Goodwill to take advantage of extra discounts throughout the year.
As we turn the calendar to August and you’re thinking about back to school shopping, don’t forget about Goodwill as an option. This week on Thursday, August 3rd, VIPs save 30% off clothing and shoes!
If you’re not already a VIP, it’s free to join. Just text JOINGOODWILLMN to 757575 to get a coupon to take 25% off* your next purchase and be signed up for notices on future VIP sales.
*Limit one offer per customer, nontransferable. This offer is not valid with other sales, coupons, discounts or prior purchases. Must show text offer to cashier to receive discount. Valid on purchase of black, blue, green, pink and yellow tags up to $100. Offer expires 7 days from receipt of text message. Discount cannot be applied to online purchases, Outlet or Wholesale. There is no cash value or rain checks. Not valid on gift card purchases.
You may remember Goodwill having several sales throughout the year around holidays. After checking with Goodwill, we found out that these sales are not currently happening. However, you can find sale opportunities specifically for VIP members.
Another way to save is to check the Goodwill Calendar. On Wednesdays, healthcare workers, first responders, military, and seniors (55+), save 25%. Each Tuesday, a certain colored tag is 50% off as well.
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Did you know that you can shop online? Although you may not get the same discounts as in-store, if you are feeling short on time and still want to search for deals, check out the inventory.
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Laura is a kindergarten teacher and a busy mom of six who loves finding smart ways to save. She balances teaching and family life while always hunting for deals that make life more affordable and fun.
Originally from southern Minnesota, Laura has called the Twin Cities home for over fifteen years. In her rare free moments, she enjoys reading, spending time with loved ones, and savoring a hot cup of coffee.
James Winistorfer says
Its a good store to shop