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When Goodwill receives clothing donations that can’t sell in the stores, they are baled and sold to salvage companies. This keeps them out of the landfills and earns revenue to support our training and placement programs for people with disabilities and disadvantages. Excess clothing that does not sell in Goodwill Industries of SWFL stores is baled and sold as textile salvage. Credential and regular bales are also available. Credential bales of unsorted goods that may contain shoes and other donations are also available. Textile salvage bales have been sold to countries in Latin America, Africa, and Asia. To learn more about our Textile Salvage Operation, contact Brian Itzkowitz, Vice President of Retail Operations, at brianitzkowitz@goodwillswfl.org |
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