(505)881-6401

Donate Stuff

Goodwill has staffed donation centers across the state to accept your gently used or new items. Donation centers are open the same days and hours as our thrift stores. 88 cents of every dollar in revenue generated by your generous, tax-deductible donations goes directly to funding the free services we offer to New Mexicans in need.
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For a list of recalled items, visit cpsc.gov.
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Items Goodwill Can Accept

  • Monetary donations
  • ​Baby clothing
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Items Goodwill Cannot Accept

  • Projection/Console TVs
  • Broken/Worn/Stained Furniture
  • Mattresses/Box Springs
  • Pianos
  • Auto Parts/Tires
  • Building Materials
  • Household Fixtures
  • Large Appliances
  • Firearms/Ammunition
  • Food
  • Chemical Products
  • Grills (unless propane tanks are removed)
  • Gasoline-Operated Items
  • Baby Cribs/Car Seats/Strollers
  • Wet Goods
  • Trash
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Home Pickups

Goodwill Industries of New Mexico offers limited home donation pickups in the Albuquerque metro area. Learn more or to schedule a free donation pickup. 

We also accept donations at any of our donation centers across the state. Our donation attendants will be happy to assist you with unloading your vehicle. 

Make A Donation Online

To make a financial gift using our secure form, please click here. Thank you for your donation and generosity!

Make an In-Kind Donation

If you are interested in making a gift of real or other property, please contact Tom Downey, Goodwill Industries of New Mexico's Chief Financial Officer, at 505.881.6401, ext.1866.

Planned Giving: Leave a Legacy of Good

Goodwill Industries of New Mexico is a local nonprofit working to assist New Mexicans to find employment and gain access to specialized social services. You can play an important role in achieving this mission with a gift from your estate. It’s the perfect way to be remembered, or to remember a loved one, while making a significant contribution to programs and services that assist local families and individuals.

Today, more people than ever are choosing to leave their legacies through bequests, beneficiary designations and other gifts benefiting nonprofit organizations.  We invite you to talk to your attorney about including Goodwill Industries of New Mexico in your planned giving.
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