Yeah. I think someone posted on Nextdoor that this past Friday was the last day they were officially open after talking to the workers and people are just being idiots and dumping their donations and expecting Goodwill will take care of it. Unfortunately, I don't think there's any signage indicating that it's closed or what people should do instead. Not sure what can be done now? Who's responsible for getting it sorted? Edit: I've submitted a ticket to the city about this with your picture and noting the illegal dumping and suggesting that signage is needed to help deter additional dumping. Will update if I hear any updates. Have no idea how responsive the city is to these sorts of tickets. https://www.ssf.net/Our-City/Feedback-Comments-Suggestions More on reddit.com

Last summer it seemed like they only had buying by the pallet. The big Sacramento bins; however; might be my favorite location in the entire US. Media 10¢ each! Got a sweet Hugo Boss dress shirt there for like 80¢. More on reddit.com

Life must be bad when Goodwill employees are being laid off. More on reddit.com

I moved away from the area ~6 months ago so my knowledge is dated and it may be different now, but what the other commenter said was true last time I went. You line up outside, they let in 1 person/couple per bin. Employee shouts “switch” on a timed rotation and everyone shifts to the next bin. When you’ve been through the rotation everyone checks out and they bring a new group in. You can always get back in line and go back in again. Pros: you get an entire bin to yourself. Cons: you have to move quickly, time goes by fast. Also, if the line is long you wait outside for an entire rotation (maybe 45 mins?). I found street parking right out front. Not sure if you’re familiar with the area, but it’s in SSF, not the city. It’s near SFO airport. The area is a mix of industrial and airport hotels. There’s a McDonald’s around the corner if you need a bathroom or food stop before hitting the ground running. Good luck! More on reddit.com