Good Will is using some of the retail brain games. Most have a 50% off Saturday once a month sale so they can still get the regular price and you're supposed to believe you got a bargain and the money you spend is helping the handicap. A few years ago in TX, big scandel where Good Wills are franchised and the money made went to the owners and only a small percentage went to programs for retraining. I do not know if all Good Wills are owned indepentantly but I go to church operated thrift shops first for reasonable prices, even Salvation Army and Habitat have priced out of my means. Moosegirl