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It’s possible to have too much of the wrong things, and that’s why learning what not to donate to Goodwill and other nonprofits is so important.
So, how do we prevent adding to the pileup and reduce this burden on philanthropic organizations and their employees and volunteers? The answers are fairly intuitive.
These appliances also take up a lot of space. Microwaves or freon-based appliances: Microwaves are another item that can become dangerous if damaged or otherwise old.
Some Goodwill facilities are low on space or have to use their space wisely in general. Bulky, heavy, or oversized appliances are not the best items to keep in stock for the organization’s capacity.
Books: Books don’t require batteries, updates, or any additional installation. As long as they’re in decent shape, donate them to Goodwill. Toys for all ages: Some children grow tired of toys quickly. Donating toys to Goodwill provides opportunities for families to buy “new” toys at better prices.
Consumer electronics: Goodwill accepts a wide variety of other electronics, such as camcorders, remote controls, tape players, and more.
Plus, all those shampoo and lotion bottles will take up quite a bit of space and will make a huge mess if they spill or break during transport or in the facility. Shampoos, conditioners, soaps, or shower gels: Many cleansers and soap products contain tons of ingredients.
Plus, recycling clothing is a great way to help out the environment. Many people think they can never have enough clothing.