Give your old goods new purpose. When you donate to your local Kansas Goodwill, you help someone find a job, strengthen your community and preserve the planet. And with multiple locations, donating is quick and easy.
Drop off your accepted donations at any store or attended donation center during open hours. Simply pull up to the designated donation door, and a Goodwill team member will assist with unloading and provide you with a tax receipt. Please do not leave donations outside the building after hours due to the potential for damage or theft.
While Goodwill Industries of Kansas doesn’t offer a widespread home pickup service, we understand the challenges that come with transporting large items or donations in significant quantities. If you have donations that can’t be transported to the nearest Goodwill store, please call (316) 260-1786 to discuss options.
We’ve also partnered with ReSupply to provide convenient home pickups. There is a fee for this service.
Schedule NowJoin us in keeping electronic equipment out of landfills! Goodwill partners with Dell to accept and responsibly recycle your unwanted e-waste. This includes computers, tablets, printers, monitors, cables, cell phones and other electronic accessories.
Dell Technologies and Goodwill do not accept liability for lost or confidential data or software. Donors are responsible for backing up any valuable information and erasing sensitive data from the hard drive before donating.
For a full list of accepted items and more information, visit Dell Reconnect.

We accept vehicles in all conditions, including cars, trucks, vans, SUVs, boats, motorcycles, airplanes, RVs and sports vehicles.
To donate your vehicle: Fill out this online form, and one of our donation specialists will call you back to arrange your vehicle donation. For questions or to set up your donation by phone, call the Goodwill Vehicle donation line: (866) 492-2770. Operators are standing by 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
For more information, visit Goodwill Car Donation.
Goodwill Industries is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, which means you can deduct the fair market value of all material donations you make to us from your federal income taxes. It is up to you to assign a value to your donations. Fair market value is defined as the price a willing, informed buyer would pay for an item.
For more information, the government publishes regulations regarding charitable contributions and determining property’s fair market value. See IRS Publication 561 in Adobe Acrobat PDF format.
For your convenience, this document lists a value range of commonly donated Goodwill items.
Goodwill works with businesses that conduct estate sales to pick up donations following a sale. Contact us to learn more about this service.