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Goodwill provides services that help people find and keep jobs. We provide job training, placement, and access to tools and technology for people experiencing barriers to work. We help employers develop innovative programs that connect job seekers to opportunities. And your generous donations help make it all happen. Whether you are donating toys, books, clothing, computers or small kitchen appliances, the funds raised through the sale of your donated items are used to support job training and placement programs.
It's easy to donate to Goodwill! We happily accept donations of new or gently used items, including:
SEE WHAT YOU CAN DONATE TO GOODWILL
Goodwill even accepts donations of cars, trucks, or motorcycles! Simply fill out the online vehicle donation form and we'll take care of the rest.
Simply pack up your items and drop them off at the nearest store and donation center. Money raised through the sale of your generous donations will be used to help people in the Greater Milwaukee and Chicago areas find and keep jobs. Your extra household items might help someone right in your community!
If you cannot make it to a Goodwill Donation Center to drop off your donations, or have larger items such as furniture or exercise equipment, you can schedule a donation pick up.
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Pounds of materials diverted from landfills
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Lives impacted thanks in part to our shoppers and donors
Our Donation Receipt Builder website will be retired soon. If you’ve used it to track and itemize your donations, be sure to print or email your receipts now so you have them for your records.
Although we do not directly accept furniture donations, they can be included in donation pickups scheduled through one of our donation pick up partners. Our partners will also pick up donations of other large items, including:
If you have large items to donate like the items listed above, consider scheduling pickup and delivery service. We’ll sort through what we can accept, and our partners will ensure the rest goes to other local nonprofits.