Your Donations Change Lives
| When you donate your gently used goods to Goodwill Omaha’s retail stores, the revenue we generate from selling those items goes directly toward supporting our mission. That means your donations have a direct impact on helping neighbors right here in our community! Goodwill provides employment skills programs designed to help people with disabilities and other barriers gain access to job training, certifications, and skills that can help them secure long-term employment.
Donating is convenient! All 16 retail stores have convenient drive though-donation service or drop-off boxes. For information on store locations, click here. https://goodwillomaha.org/store-locations/ |
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Claim a Tax Deduction
According to Federal law, your monetary donations and donations of clothing and household goods that are in “good” condition are entitled to a tax deduction. The Internal Revenue Service requires that all charitable donations be itemized and valued. Use the list of average prices below as a guide for determining the value of your donation. Values are approximate and are based on items in good condition. It’s a good idea to check with your accountant or read up on the rules before you file your return. Here are some handy IRS tips for deducting charitable donations. You may fill out a paper donation form when you bring items to one of our donation locations. The form is required if you are donating computers and other technology equipment so that we can comply with state reporting requirements. Thanks for taking the time to fill it out!
Donation Guidelines
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We Accept The Following Items In Good, Gently Used Condition: |
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Sorry, We Cannot Accept:Due To Federal And State Guidelines, Environmental Reasons, And The Fact That Items In Poor Condition Are Unable To Be Sold, Goodwill Unfortunately Cannot Accept Certain Donated Objects. |
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