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Goodwill helps individuals with disabilities and other barriers.
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Goodwill provides job training and related services.
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Goodwill programs for youth enrich lives.
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Independence and dignity through work.
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Not charity, but a chance.
Donations
Your donations provide good quality, low-cost goods to individuals and families who need them most.
Donation Centers and Hours
Attended Donation Centers
Attended Donation Centers are open seven days a week from 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., except for the Boston location, which is open seven days a week, 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Arlington |
905 Mass Avenue (Stop & Shop) |
Boston |
1010 Harrison Avenue (Roxbury) |
Concord |
211 Sudbury Road (Crosby's Market) |
Lexington |
36 Bedford Street (Behind Walgreens) |
Newtonville |
33 Austin Street (Across from Shaw's) |
Norwood |
134 Nahatan Street (Shaw’s) |
Peabody |
19 Howley Street (Stop & Shop) |
Reading |
1342 Main Street (Home Goods) |
Sudbury |
509 Boston Post Road (Behind Shaw's) |
Wellesley |
484 Washington Street (Behind Star Market) |
Woburn |
400 Cambridge Street (Whole Foods Market) |
Unattended Centers (Municipal Recycling Centers)
Please contact municipal offices for hours of operation. You must have a town sticker to access these sites.
| Barnstable | Flint Street |
Brockton |
45 Industrial Boulevard |
Dennis |
Theo F. Smith Road |
Eastham |
Old Orchard Road |
Hanover |
Rockland Street |
Harwich |
Queen Anne Road |
Hingham |
Hobart Street |
Mashpee |
Ashers Path |
Medfield |
North Meadows Road |
Needham |
Central Avenue |
Plymouth |
South St. Transfer Station |
Southborough |
Cordeville Road |
Sudbury |
Boston Post Road (Rt. 20) |
Wayland |
Boston Post Road (Rt. 20) |
Wellesley |
168 Great Plain Avenue |
Westborough |
Hopkinton Road |
Weston |
Church Street |
Yarmouth |
Forest Road |
Did you know?
Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries annually serves more than 600,000 retail customers by providing them with access to quality clothing and household items at very affordable prices.
Rugenia Zimmerman: The Career-Course Connection
For Rugenia Zimmerman, the recession was a wake-up call. She had been working in the healthcare field for 25 years and knew that caring for people was her passion. But she also knew that losing her job as a patient observer at a local hospital was a very real possibility due to cutbacks and layoffs. Wisely, Rugenia sensed it was time to look into job training options that would help her transition to a better job with more security. She found out about Goodwill’s Human Services Employment Ladder Program (HELP) and enrolled. For Rugenia, this eight-week class that prepares individuals to work in the human services industry was just the ticket she needed to advance in a line of work she already loved.
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