Find Goodwill bins & outlet stores near you
Browse 154 Goodwill bins locations across 42 states in the United States. Find the nearest Goodwill outlet stores to you in your state.
Select a state from the list below:
Alabama
2 outlets
Alaska
0 outlets
Arizona
2 outlets
Arkansas
2 outlets
California
18 outlets
Colorado
4 outlets
Connecticut
1 outlet
Delaware
1 outlet
Florida
13 outlets
Georgia
2 outlets
Hawaii
1 outlet
Idaho
0 outlets
Illinois
2 outlets
Indiana
6 outlets
Iowa
4 outlets
Kansas
0 outlets
Kentucky
1 outlet
Louisiana
4 outlets
Maine
1 outlet
Maryland
1 outlet
Massachusetts
0 outlets
Michigan
4 outlets
Minnesota
3 outlets
Mississippi
2 outlets
Missouri
3 outlets
Montana
0 outlets
Nebraska
2 outlets
Nevada
2 outlets
New Hampshire
1 outlet
New Jersey
1 outlet
New Mexico
1 outlet
New York
3 outlets
North Carolina
5 outlets
North Dakota
0 outlets
Ohio
7 outlets
Oklahoma
2 outlets
Oregon
5 outlets
Pennsylvania
6 outlets
Rhode Island
1 outlet
South Carolina
4 outlets
South Dakota
0 outlets
Tennessee
4 outlets
Texas
12 outlets
Utah
1 outlet
Vermont
1 outlet
Virginia
6 outlets
Washington
8 outlets
West Virginia
1 outlet
Wisconsin
4 outlets
Wyoming
0 outlets
What is a Goodwill Bin?
When Goodwill thrift stores receive more donations than they can display, the extra items are sent to Goodwill Outlet stores, also known as Goodwill Bins.
At these outlets, items are placed in large rolling bins and sold by the pound instead of individually priced. You can dig through bins filled with clothing, household goods, books, electronics, and more — often at a fraction of regular thrift store prices.
Goodwill Bins are popular with resellers, collectors, and thrift enthusiasts who enjoy the thrill of the hunt and the chance to find hidden gems for cheap.
Why Shop at Goodwill Bins Near You?
Goodwill bins are a treasure hunt for bargain lovers!
The main reason to shop at a Goodwill Bin near you is the incredibly low prices and the wide variety of items available. Clothes, home goods, electronics, books, and more are sold by the pound, so you pay based on weight rather than individual price tags.
That means a shirt that might cost $7 at a regular Goodwill could be just $0.50 to $1 at a Goodwill Outlet, making it an affordable option for thrifters, resellers, and anyone looking for great deals.
What’s the Difference Between Goodwill and Goodwill Outlets (Bins)?
The main difference between regular Goodwill stores and Goodwill Bins is how items are sold and displayed.
At a traditional Goodwill, merchandise is neatly organized on racks and priced individually. At a Goodwill Outlet, everything is placed in large blue bins, and most items are sold by the pound.
You’ll find a mix of clothing, electronics, books, and home goods (and often at the lowest prices Goodwill offers). The shopping experience can be more fast-paced and hands-on, but that’s part of what makes finding great deals so rewarding.