But did you know that you can donate goods to the Salvation Army? The organization makes it quite easy with local drop-off locations or by filling out a quick form online for a pickup from your home. Sure, the Salvation Army is perhaps best known for the Christmas Red Kettle bell ringers that can be spotted collecting small cash donations outside stores during the holidays. Where the money goes: All thrift store proceeds go to support Salvation Army's "Adult Rehabilitation Centers, where those struggling with drugs and alcohol find help, hope, and a second chance at life."
What it offers: A tax deduction Salvation Army does not offer payment in exchange for donations. Some locations accept cars, trucks, boats, RVs, and more - visit this page to find a vehicle donation service near you. What it takes: Clothing, furniture, automobiles, household goods, and appliances. Roughly 87% of Goodwill’s revenue goes to providing these valuable services in your local community. Goodwill’s mission is to improve the quality of life for individuals and families through education, job skill training, and employment support. Most locations allow you to bring in items during operating hours, and some will even pick up items, but call your local Goodwill to find out if it offers this service. Goodwill cannot take recalled products or items that don’t meet current safety standards. Goodwill takes donations of just about anything, but prefers that the items aren’t ripped or stained, that they work, and have all their parts and pieces. Where the money goes: Proceeds go to support "people who face various obstacles to employment," including lack of work history, disabilities, limited education, language barriers, and more. What it takes: Clothing, shoes, accessories, books, furniture, small appliances, household items, CDs/videotapes/DVDs/records, linens, and sporting equipment What it offers: A tax deduction Goodwill does not offer payment in exchange for donations.
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