Revenue gained through the sale of donated goods helps fund employment and training programs for disabled and disadvantaged people in our community. All donations are tax-deductible.

Goodwill accepts donations of the following:

Clothing & Accessories - All seasons of men's, women's, children's and infant's clothing, shoes and accessories.

Household Items - Cookware, dishes, silverware, glassware, pictures and luggage. Sheets, pillowcases, mattress pads, blankets, comforters, curtains, drapes, towels and washcloths. Dining tables and chairs, bedroom furniture, and baby furniture, including cribs and carriages.

Appliances - Televisions, VCRs, toasters, radios, stereo systems, electric frying pans, irons, mixers, blenders, vacuum cleaners, lamps, fans, coffee pots, can openers, humidifiers and telephones.
 
Computers/Electronic Equipment - Monitors, printers, keyboards, photocopiers, fax machines, typewriters and cellular telephones. 

Household Textiles - Sheets, pillowcases, mattress pads, blankets, comforters, curtains, drapes, towels and washcloths.

Furniture - Antiques, dining tables and chairs, bedroom furniture, baby furniture including cribs, carriages.

Sports Equipment - tennis rackets, basketballs and goals, golf clubs and bags, and exercise equipment.
Bikes and bike parts

Used Cars - you may donate a car to Goodwill's Cars for Work Program.

Goodwill also has a Wish List of items that we need for use in our offices, classrooms and job centers.

We appreciate your generosity and the tremendous support the community gives to Goodwill. However, there are a few items that we are unable to accept for a variety of reasons. Many of the items on this list are subject to health and safety concerns. Others cannot be sold in our retail centers, and the cost of disposing of these items reduces funding available to support our employment and training programs.

Please take a moment to review the list of items Goodwill is unable to accept. We appreciate your understanding.

Goodwill does not accept donations of the following:

• Building materials (lumber, concrete, doors, windows, bricks, stones, shutters, screens, etc.)
• Children's Car Seats
• Clothing items that are torn, stained or wet
• Furniture and large household items that are extremely soiled or damaged beyond reasonable repair
• Hazardous, flammable and toxic materials (paint, thinners, gasoline, kerosene, oil, household cleaners, etc.)
• Home Fixtures
• Live plants or animals, fish, birds, etc.
• Mattresses, bed springs, box springs and bed pillows
• Newspapers, magazines, household trash and garbage
• Non-working household appliances
• Pianos
• TV's without all of the parts
• Used automobile parts (doors, fenders, motors, transmissions, tires, batteries, etc.)