Goodwill of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas

Donate to Goodwill

How YOUR generous donations helps Goodwill of Southern Nevada
When you donate to Goodwill of Southern Nevada, you're helping people find jobs. The revenue earned from the sale of donated items helps fund the education, job training and job placement programs provided by Goodwill of Southern Nevada. These programs and services enables people with disabilities and other barriers to employment find good jobs.

DONATIONS ACCEPTED:

HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
Items You Can Donate to Goodwill:
Clothing, shoes, jewelry, boots, books, linens, games, toys, housewares, dishes, small appliances, lamps, computers, TVs, compact disc players, VCRs, radios, tools, sports equipment, pictures, musical instruments, small furniture, artwork, antiques, and collectibles.
Items We Cannot Accept:
Mattresses, box springs, magazines, carpeting, large appliances, copy machines, plumbing fixtures, auto parts, paint, fuel, blinds, building materials, waterbed frames or mattresses, console TVs, barbecues, gas lawn mowers, torn/soiled furniture, weapons, or items in need of repair and pets or live animals.

AUTOMOBILES
Goodwill has a GREAT Auto Donor Program. You can donate your car, truck, van, RV or boat on a trailer to Goodwill and receive a full tax deduction! Call 214-2059.

There are 3 ways you can donate your "gently" used items to Goodwill:

1. Bring your donations to any one of our 8 store locations
2. Bring your donations to any one of our Attended Donation Centers
3. Call (702) 214-2059 to arrange a pickup*

FINANCIAL
Make a monetary donation to Goodwill of Southern Nevada. Visit our Online Donations page or call Lani Lousignont at (702) 214-2021 for more information.

Donations to Goodwill of Southern Nevada are tax deductible. Donations of clothing, household items, automobiles and other goods to Goodwill are tax deductible to the extent permitted by law. When you deliver your donation to a store or attended donation center, please ask the donation clerk for a receipt of your items that you can keep for tax purposes. Per IRS publication 561, all not-for-profit organizations are prohibited from assigning values or estimates to donated items, so Goodwill always recommends that you consult a tax adviser first. In general, the amount you can deduct is based on the fair market value of the donated items. If you believe your donations are worth more than $500, the IRS requires you to submit an independent appraisal with your itemized tax return. Appraisals should be done before items are donated, and payment of the appraisal is the responsibility of the donor.