In Middle Georgia and the CSRA, donating to Goodwill is one of the simplest ways to reduce waste, support sustainability, and help local individuals build meaningful careers.
As we celebrate Earth Week (April 19–25, 2026) and Earth Day (April 22), Goodwill is highlighting how donations do more than clear space at home. They help create opportunities across your community all year long.
When you donate to Goodwill, you contribute to a larger cycle of impact:
Together with our donors and shoppers, Goodwill of Middle Georgia and the CSRA has kept more than 75.2 million pounds of reusable goods out of landfills over the past five years, strengthening our local circular economy and showing how collective action can create meaningful change.
Looking for simple ways to participate this Earth Week? Start here:
Clothing, home goods, and other reusable items can go further than you think—supporting both sustainability and workforce development.
Shopping at Goodwill helps extend the life of products, reduce demand for new production, and fund community programs.
Bring reusable bags, bottles, and containers into your daily routine to cut down on waste.
As a thank-you for supporting sustainability, donors who give at Goodwill locations on April 22 will receive a coupon to shop at Goodwill stores in Middle of Georgia and the CSRA.
It’s a simple way to continue the cycle—donate, shop, and give back again.
Restrictions apply. See coupon for details.
Every donation fuels Goodwill’s mission:
“Choosing Goodwill as your place to donate and shop secondhand is a simple way to make a meaningful impact,” said Christine Butler, Vice President of Retail Operations. “Every item helps fund education, job training, and career services for people in our community.”