Goodwill Thrift Store & Donation Center

Goodwill Thrift Store & Donation Center on NW 23rd Street is one of Oklahoma City's go-to destinations for budget-conscious shoppers who refuse to sacrifice quality. Tucked inside a suite at 4605 NW 23rd St, this location offers the well-organized, frequently restocked shopping experience that Goodwill is known for — but with the added energy of a high-traffic OKC corridor that keeps donations flowing in constantly. Shoppers come back week after week because the inventory never stays the same for long. Whether you're a seasoned thrifter hunting for vintage furniture or a first-timer looking to stretch a tight budget, the Goodwill on NW 23rd delivers real value without the guesswork. The staff keeps things tidy, the aisles are walkable, and the sheer volume of secondhand goods means there's almost always something worth discovering. In a city where community generosity runs deep, this Goodwill location reflects Oklahoma City's spirit of giving and smart living at its best.

Store Information

4605 NW 23rd St Ste 200, Oklahoma City, OK 73127

Phone: +1 405-602-0326

3.7★ average across 179 reviews on Google

Store Hours

  • Monday: 9AM-9PM
  • Tuesday: 9AM-9PM
  • Wednesday: 9AM-9PM
  • Thursday: 9AM-9PM
  • Friday: 9AM-9PM
  • Saturday: 9AM-9PM
  • Sunday: 10AM-6PM

What They Sell

At Goodwill Thrift Store & Donation Center on NW 23rd, shoppers can dig through a constantly rotating mix of clothing for men, women, and children, household goods, kitchenware, books, electronics, furniture, and décor. Because Oklahoma City residents donate generously and regularly, the secondhand inventory turns over quickly — meaning gently used name-brand clothing, functional appliances, and unique home furnishings cycle through the floor often. Vintage finds, collectibles, and seasonal items also surface regularly, making every visit feel a little like a treasure hunt.

The Neighborhood

The NW 23rd Street corridor in Oklahoma City, OK is one of the city's most diverse and active commercial strips, connecting neighborhoods from Bethany to Midtown. This stretch sees heavy daily traffic from locals, students, and families making it an incredibly convenient stop. Shoppers can easily combine a Goodwill run with errands at nearby retailers, restaurants, and grocery stores all clustered along this well-traveled Oklahoma City boulevard.

Parking

The NW 23rd St location sits within a suite-style shopping plaza, so parking is typically straightforward with a shared surface lot available directly in front of and surrounding the building. Spaces are generally plentiful during non-peak hours, and the lot layout makes loading larger furniture or bulky secondhand finds into your vehicle easy and hassle-free.

Shopping Tips

  • Getting the most out of a visit to Goodwill Thrift Store & Donation Center in Oklahoma City takes a little strategy. Here are some insider tips to maximize your haul:
  • Visit mid-week, particularly Tuesday through Thursday mornings, when freshly sorted donations are most likely to hit the floor before the weekend rush clears out the best finds.
  • Check Goodwill's color-tag rotation system — each week a specific tag color is discounted, so knowing which color is on sale can land you an extra 25–50% off already low prices.
  • Don't skip the furniture and housewares sections near the back; Oklahoma City donors frequently drop off high-quality pieces, and patient shoppers regularly walk away with solid wood furniture and name-brand kitchenware at a fraction of retail cost.
  • Bring reusable bags or boxes if you're planning a big haul — it speeds up checkout and makes navigating the lot easier.
  • Keep an eye out for special sale events and holiday discount days, which Goodwill locations across OKC run periodically and can make an already affordable trip even more rewarding.

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