All 140+ Goodwill Outlet Locations – Find Goodwill Bins Near You

List of all 140+ Goodwill Outlets In 39 States

Goodwill stores are a great place to find gently used items at affordable prices. Goodwill Outlet locations offer a wider selection of goods than the typical Goodwill store, making them a great resource for thrift shoppers. In this article, we’ll explore all the Goodwill outlet locations across the United States so you can find one near you. We’ll also discuss what to expect when shopping at a Goodwill Outlet and tips on how to get the most out of your shopping experience. So if you’re looking for an incredible bargain on unique items, read on!

What is Goodwill?

Donating items to Goodwill creates job opportunities and supports free job training programs for people in your community. Goodwill is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization funded by selling donated items in its retail stores.

Goodwill’s mission is to provide job training, employment placement services, and other community-based programs for people with disabilities who lack education or job experience or face other challenges to finding employment. The proceeds from the sale of donated items fund these programs.

Goodwill Industries International is a network of 163 independent, community-based nonprofits in the United States and Canada. In 2021, Goodwill helped nearly two million people overcome barriers to employment. 

What is a Goodwill Outlet?

A Goodwill Outlet is a thrift store operated by Goodwill Industries. These stores sell donated items that did not sell in regular Goodwill stores and are typically located in warehouses. Prices at Goodwill Outlets are usually much lower than at regular Goodwill stores, and customers can often find great deals on gently used clothing, furniture, and household items.

What makes them truly unique is all of the products for sale at these locations are kept in bins, which sometimes gives Goodwill Outlet locations the nickname of “Goodwill Bins” or “The Bins” (e.g. someone says they’re going to “the bins”).

Goodwill’s mission is to provide job training, employment placement services, and other community-based programs for people with disabilities who lack education or job experience or face other challenges to finding employment. The proceeds from the sale of donated items fund these programs.

Goodwill Outlet Locations in Every State

Click on one of the state names below to find a Goodwill Outlet Location near you, or choose from the U.S. state map (not available on mobile–it’s too small to touch some states accurately). States without Goodwill Outlet locations are omitted from the list.

Interactive Map

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State List

Frequently Asked Questions

Here are some frequently asked questions about Goodwill Outlet stores:

Where can I find a Goodwill Outlet store?

There are over 100 Goodwill Outlet stores across the United States. To find one near you, use the state list above.

What types of items are sold at Goodwill Outlet stores?

As mentioned above, items at Goodwill Outlets are sold by the pound, including clothes, shoes, books, toys, housewares, and more. You never know what you’ll find!

Do I need to bring my own bags or boxes?

Yes, you’ll need to bring your own bags or boxes to carry your purchases home with you. Shopping carts are not available at Goodwill Outlet stores.


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