Goodwill Industries operates a nationwide network of donation centers and retail thrift stores that fund job training, employment placement, and community support programs for people facing barriers to work. These nonprofit organizations combine charitable giving with workforce development through a unique retail model.

There are 52 states with Goodwill locations across the United States. Goodwill Industries International serves more than 37 million people annually through employment and training services funded by revenue from donated goods sold in Goodwill stores.

Goodwill in the United States

Browsing by state helps donors, shoppers, and job seekers find their nearest Goodwill store, donation center, or career services location to access thrift shopping, donate usable goods, or connect with workforce programs.

Common Services

  • Donated goods collection for clothing, furniture, and electronics
  • Thrift retail shopping for clothing, housewares, and more
  • Job training programs and career development workshops
  • Employment placement assistance and job fair coordination

Donors should bring clean, gently used items and ask for a tax receipt at the donation center. Goodwill cannot accept items that are damaged, stained, or broken, so inspect donations before bringing them to ensure they meet accepted condition standards.

For official information, visit Goodwill Industries International.

About Goodwill

Goodwill operates as a network of 156 independent community-based organizations across the United States and Canada, each governed by a local board of directors. Revenue from thrift store sales directly funds workforce development programs tailored to the needs of local job seekers.

Common Services

  • GoodCentsSM pricing program and color-coded discount rotation
  • Computer and digital literacy training programs
  • Specialized employment services for veterans and seniors
  • Pickup services for large furniture and appliance donations

Job seekers looking for career services through Goodwill should visit their nearest Goodwill Career Solutions or Workforce Connection center, where free job search assistance, resume help, and employer connections are available.

For official information, visit Goodwill Career Services Locator.