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Website: goodwillindy.org
Phone: (317) 845-5229
Cross Streets: Near the intersection of E 82nd St and Knue Rd
Open now
- Mon 9:00 AM - 9:00 PM
6302 E 82nd St Indianapolis, IN 46250 ·378.73 mi
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yelpThe staff was really nice, and the Goodwill was clean and organized. I'm taking away one star because there wasn't much to find. They could use a restock. Here's a fun little video I made of my...
MoreI was looking for a tall lamp, I didn't have any luck, but! I did take the time to browse around and see if I could find anything, I'm glad I did! I found a great black purse for five dollars! It...
MoreOverpriced and no longer a source for quality used stuff at affordable prices. Several items are now marked higher than the original prices when the original tag is still there. Goodwill...
MoreBEST GOODWILL IVE BEEN TO IN INDY. Very friendly workers, and found some cute clothes, liked it a lot!
MoreI've brought clothes and shoes consistently to this goodwill over the last few years. When I brought my clothes the last time, I made a mistake and gave them a laundry bag rather than a donation...
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