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Goodwill’s Impact: Building a Stronger Boston Through Community Giving

How local donations are making a lasting impact in our neighborhoods.

Boston residents’ donations help support Goodwill’s job training programs and community services.
Boston residents’ donations help support Goodwill’s job training programs and community services. (Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries)

BOSTON (February 18, 2025) – Boston residents, your generosity in 2024 was extraordinary! Together, you donated over 7.2 million pounds of clothing and household goods to Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries, a community-based nonprofit organization.

Last year, Goodwill served more than 6,600 people in its job training programs and career service, helping individuals facing barriers find jobs and create new lives.

Donating to Goodwill is an easy way to reuse and recycle, and it provides those who need to stretch their budgets in today’s economy access to quality goods at affordable prices. Your donations make a difference.

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Please continue to bring your gently used clothing and household items to the attended trailer located in the Goodwill parking lot at 1010 Harrison Avenue in Boston. (open 8 am to 5 pm daily)

To find a donation center near you, click here.

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Thank you for supporting Goodwill!

Joanne K. Hilferty
President and CEO
Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries

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