With the holidays, most of us in Michigan are receiving new items for our home and that means we need to get rid of the old stuff. And a great way to help ourselves, others, and ultimately the planet, donating our things to Goodwill is a good idea. But, Goodwill Stores in Michigan won't accept everything we want to donate.
Recently the OG host, Steve, broke the internet with a heartfelt message and now, a lucky shopper at a Fenton, MI Goodwill found the iconic "Thinking Chair."
People drop off a lot of different things at their local Goodwill stores as donations. You will find everything from clothing to electronics to household items. On July 22nd, 2020, someone dropped off two urns at the Cedar Springs Goodwill store.
Do you have a lot of items around the house that you would love to get rid of? You know, de-clutter. Of course you do. I know we do.
Tomorrow, Saturday, May 2, Goodwill Industries of Greater Grand Rapids is making it super easy for you because you won't have to drive all your donated items to a drop off center, they will pick them up, FREE OF CHARGE!
Fun. Fashion. Civic Engagement. Eco-consciousness....all wrapped into one great dress drive led by Girl Scouts!
It's all part of the second annual "fashion-forward" program called Every Dress Has a Story - and the Girl Scouts of Michigan Shore to Shore is teaming up with Goodwill Industries of Greater Grand Rapids, Goodwill Industries of West Michigan and Goodwill Industries of Northern
They're new, they're classy, and they're not what you imagine when you think of Goodwill. Welcome to Blue - A Goodwill Boutique! After the break check out a sneak peak into the two new Goodwill Boutiques opening downtown this weekend.