Each donation to Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries supports job training, career development, and essential services for people facing barriers to employment. Whether it’s a coat, a blender, or a bag of gently used clothes, your donated items support job training programs, career services, and other community-based initiatives that help individuals to build new lives.”
Our donation centers are open seven days a week, making it simple to give back on your schedule. Plus, by choosing to donate instead of discard, you’re keeping reusable goods out of landfills and contributing to a more sustainable future.
Ready to donate?
We accept clothing, household goods, small appliances, electronics, and more. To make the most of your donation, please ensure items are clean and in good, usable condition.
Please note that Goodwill staff are trained to decline items based on condition, size, or inability to reuse.
Goodwill Accepts Items Like
These In Good Condition
- Antiques, collectibles
- Artwork
- Bedspreads, blankets, curtains, tablecloths, decorative pillows
- Bicycles
- Books, records, tapes, CDs, DVDs
- Clothing, belts, scarves, ties, pocketbooks
- Cookware, dishes, pots and pans
- Housewares and decorative items
- Jewelry
- New sealed toys
- Shoes and boots
- Small electronic devices (radios, DVD players, VCRs, etc.)
- Small home furnishings – 1 person carry items only
- Small kitchen appliances (blenders, coffee pots, etc.)
- Sporting goods
Goodwill Is Unable To Accept
The Following Items
(due to the high cost of disposal, safety concerns,
and/or strict government regulations)
- Camping equipment containing gas, oil, or butane
- Exercise equipment
- Fish tanks
- Food or beverages
- Furnaces or wall heaters
- Large furniture including Office and Outdoor
- Gas-powered garden tools (lawn mowers, weed whackers, etc.)
- Hazardous materials including but not limited to paint, oil, cleaning products, batteries, and extinguishers
- Live animals
- Mattresses, box springs, waterbeds, bed frames, futons, futon frames, pillows
- Pianos and organs
- Plants
- Plumbing or building supplies (cabinets, doors, etc.)
- Recyclable consumer materials (aluminum, glass, plastic, corrugated material)
- Sofa beds
- Televisions
- Used toys
Calculate The Impact
Of Your Donation
TAX SAVINGS
The personal savings you may potentially receive.
MISSION
The ability you create for someone to find a job or career.
ENVIRONMENT
The amount of goods you can potentially divert from landfills.
SELECT A CATEGORY
TAX SAVINGS*
Potential DOLLARS you may be able to deduct from your taxes as a donation.
MISSION
HOURS of programs and services to place people into new jobs and careers.
ENVIRONMENT
Potential POUNDS of goods diverted from landfills.
* For informational purposes only. Please work with a certified tax service to determine the actual value of your donations.
Dell Reconnect, a partnership between Goodwill and Dell, offers residents the opportunity to donate old computers free of charge. All computers and parts are responsibly recycled within the United States. It’s always best practice to wipe all personal data off your devices before donating. Goodwill accepts electronic waste from individual households. Please note that we are currently unable to accept items from large electronic waste drives.
- Computers and Devices: Desktop and laptop computers, phones, and tablets
(Please back up valuable information and erase sensitive data before donating.) - Cords and Cables: Power cords, USB cables
- Hard Drives: External and internal
- Ink and Toner Cartridges: Full or empty
- Keyboards: Wired or wireless
- Mice: Wired or wireless
- Microsoft Xbox®: Systems and peripherals
- Microsoft Zune®: Systems and peripherals
- Microsoft-branded Webcams
- Monitors
- Printers: Laser and inkjet
- Scanners
- Software: Please include license key
- Speakers: With or without cables
Questions? Contact us via email at info@goodwillmass.org or call 888-828-4483.
Please note that under the Pension Reform Act of 2006: Donated items must be in good condition in order to claim a deduction, and a qualified appraisal must accompany claims greater than $500. The law does not define “good condition,” and the IRS says the responsibility of defining the condition and value of the items is the responsibility of the donor. To determine the fair market value for your donations, we recommend that you obtain IRS publications 526 and 561 or visit the IRS website at www.irs.gov/pub/irs-pdf/p561.pdf.