I can see why this can look like a factory but I think for now it's okay.

Goodwill Industries, Inc. tends to pool all their donations to places like this which is basically a big warehouse where they sort goods and then pick and choose which stores where items will go, mainly to make sure that items don't all go to the same place and go back into the neighborhood they came from, I suspect for privacy in case there are any defects that might pinpoint the donator, I suspect.  This is one of those warehouses as seen by the trucks.  Usually this warehouse also has a what's known as an "outlet store" where items that are either too poor condition to be sold or items that can't be sold are returned to this distribution center and then sold by the pound to the public before it gets sent to recycling or landfill.  So the nitpick is that the whole building isn't the outlet store, just a small piece; rest of it is dealing with sorting incoming items.