Evansville Goodwill accepts many clean, gently used, and sellable items, including clothing, household goods, used computers of any brand, electronics, and other items that are safe and ready for someone else to enjoy.

A good rule of thumb is to donate items that you would feel comfortable giving to a friend or family member.

Certain items cannot be accepted because they require specialized handling, disposal, or present safety concerns.

Examples include chemicals and paint as well as mattresses and box springs. Acceptance may vary depending on the item, so it is a good idea to review the current donation guidelines before bringing a large or unusual donation.

Evansville Goodwill retail locations offer convenient donation drop-off areas. You can use our store locator to find the location nearest you and review current addresses, hours, and contact information.

Yes. Goodwill On the Go offers convenient pickup options for qualifying residential, business, and other donation needs.

Start by entering your ZIP code and selecting the type of pickup you need. Available services and scheduling depend on your location and current pickup capacity.

Yes. Ask the donation attendant for a receipt when you drop off your items and keep it with your records.

Donors are responsible for describing and assigning a value to donated goods. Evansville Goodwill team members cannot determine the monetary value of your donation.

Evansville Goodwill Industries, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Qualifying charitable donations may be tax deductible depending on your individual circumstances.

Keep your donation receipt and any required records. Evansville Goodwill does not provide tax advice, so please consult a qualified tax professional regarding valuation, deductibility, and documentation requirements.

Yes. Evansville Goodwill accepts used computers of any brand and participates in Dell Reconnect, a national electronics recycling program.

Donated technology may be refurbished for reuse or responsibly recycled, helping reduce electronic waste while supporting local opportunity.

Yes. Vehicle donations are accepted through Goodwill’s vehicle donation program. Donating an unwanted vehicle is another way to help support education, employment, and opportunity in local communities.

Yes. Financial gifts provide another direct way to support Evansville Goodwill’s mission and help expand education, employment, and opportunity throughout the communities we serve.

Usable donated goods help stock local Evansville Goodwill stores. When those items are purchased, the revenue helps support our people, programs, and mission throughout the tristate region.

Items that are not suitable for traditional retail may also be directed toward reuse, salvage, or responsible recycling channels when possible.

Donated goods help power Evansville Goodwill’s Cycle of Good. Revenue generated through those donations supports programs that help local people overcome barriers related to education, employment, disability, transportation, and other challenges.

Eighty-two cents of every dollar generated from donated goods directly funds local programs. Your donations help support education, workforce development, second-chance employment, and additional services throughout our communities.

Yes. Businesses, schools, faith communities, civic groups, and other organizations can help keep the Cycle of Good moving by organizing a donation drive.

Evansville Goodwill can help your group plan the collection and review current donation guidelines.

Review the current donation guidelines first. If you are still unsure, especially with a large, unusual, or specialty item, contact your nearest Evansville Goodwill location before transporting it.