Dear Girl Scout Leader:

We at Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont and Goodwill Industries are excited about our annual donation drive collaboration: Good Turn for Goodwill. Through your troop’s efforts, we anticipate the collection of thousands of pounds of donations that will be sold in Goodwill stores to support employment and training programs that help local people find hope, opportunity, and jobs. We hope you’ll agree that this unique community partnership between Goodwill and the Girl Scouts will ultimately benefit all citizens in our service areas.

Good Turn for Goodwill will teach your girls the value of volunteering for those who are less fortunate and provide the opportunity for them to earn a FREE Good Turn patch. Of course, your participation is vital to the project’s success. Simply follow these easy steps:

1. Read the materials included in this packet and discuss with your girlshow their donations enable Goodwill to provide training and jobs forpeople in their communities.

2. Ask your girls to watch the mission video athttp://tinyurl.com/GoodwillVideo to learn how their donations toGoodwill help the local community.

3. Encourage each Girl Scout to collect unwanted clothing and electronicsfrom her family, neighbors, and friends.

4. Donate the bags of donations to any Goodwill store or donation centerduring the month of October.

5. Submit the Project Report/Patch Order Form at https://bit.ly/3z9wEFmby November 15. Don't forget to take a picture of your troop in theirGirl Scout uniforms donating to Goodwill and upload to the form.

That’s it! Your girls have participated in the 2021 Good Turn for Goodwill and will be awarded their Good Turn patches in early 2022.

Kind regards,

2021 GOOD TURN FOR GOODWILL

Jennifer Wilcox, CEOGirl Scouts CarolinasPeaks to Piedmont

Barbara Maida-StollePresident & CEOGoodwill Northwest NC

Chris JacksonPresident & CEOGoodwill Southern Piedmont

Chris GorhamPresident & CEOGoodwill Central NC

Questions about Good Turn for Goodwill? Contact Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont:info@girlscoutsp2p.org • 800-672-2148

Archdale: 11316 N. Main St

Asheboro: 1064 East Dixie Dr (Hwy 64)

Asheville (3): 1616 Patton Ave • 51 Mills Gap Rd • 86 S. Tunnel Rd

Black Mountain: 2978 US Hwy 70 W

Boone (2): 237 Boone Heights Dr • 128 Crossing Way

Brevard: 1266 Asheville Hwy

Burlington (2): 2320 Maple Ave • 3740 S. Church St

Canton: 75 Plaza Loop (Canton Plaza)

Clemmons: 2635 Lewisville-Clemmons Rd

Conover: 833 Conover Blvd West

Eden: 303 East Arbor Ln

Elkin: 477 CC Camp Rd

Fletcher: 3530 Hendersonville Rd

Fort Mill, SC: 2690 Highway 160W

Franklin: 295 Westgate Plaza

Gastonia: 2204 Union Rd

Graham: 841 S. Main St

Greensboro (7): 3739-A Gate City Blvd • 2415 Lawndale Dr• 3921 Battleground Ave • 3519 N. Elm St • 4634 Hicone Rd• 4808 West Market St • 1235 S. Eugene St

Hendersonville (2): 1717 Four Seasons Blvd • 2111 Asheville Hwy

Hickory (2): 1172 Lenoir-Rhyne Blvd • 1877 N. Center St

High Point (2): 2012 N. Main St • 5301 Samet Dr (Wendover

Crossing)

Hudson: 3078 Hickory Blvd

Jamestown: 4835 W. Wendover Ave (Wendover Square at James

Landing)

Kannapolis (2): 2303 Coldwater Ridge Dr • 1806 S. Cannon Blvd

Kernersville: 344 N. Main St

King: 705F South Main St

Lenoir: 960 Blowing Rock Blvd, NE

Lexington: 251 Lowes Blvd

Lincolnton: 510 Vaughn Way

Lowell: 1004 S. Church St (Franklin Square)

Marion: 535 N. Main Street

Mayodan: 6625 NC Highway 135

Mebane: 598 Deerfield Trace (Deerfield Crossing)

Mocksville: 1355 Yadkinville Rd

Mooresville (2): 214 Williamson Rd • 1086 River Hwy

GOODWILL STORES

Morganton: 118 Bost Rd

Mt Airy: 1986 Rockford St

Oak Ridge: 2205-A Oak Ridge Rd (Oak Ridge Commons)

Randleman: 101 Pointe South Dr

Reidsville: 1551 Freeway Dr

Rock Hill, SC: 1926 Mt. Gallant Rd

Salisbury: 836 W Jake Alexander Blvd

Shelby: 445 Earl Road

Statesville: 103 Northcross Ln

Sylva: 182 Walmart Plaza

Taylorsville: 781 NC Hwy 16 S

Thomasville: 903 Randolph St (Thomasville Plaza)

Troutman: 522 N. Main St

Walkertown: 5208 Neal Trail Dr

Waynesville: 229 Paragon Pkwy

Weaverville: 50 Weaver Blvd

West Jefferson: 1291 Mount Jefferson Rd

Whitsett: 954-J Golf House Rd

Wilkesboro: 1001 Gateway Ave

Winston-Salem (5): 2701 University Pkwy• 208 Jonestown Rd • 2760 Peters Creek Pkwy• 3601 Reynolda Rd • 528 Waughtown St

Yadkinville: 917 South State St

Yanceyville: 2246 NC Hwy 86 N

Donations are accepted at all Goodwill stores and donation centers. Please visit the website of the Goodwill nearest you (see next page) to find a full list of locations, directions and hours of operation.

THE GOOD WE DO IS BECAUSE OF YOU

Goodwill Industries of Northwest NC • www.goodwillnwnc.orgVanessa Miller • vmiller@goodwillnwnc.org • 336-724-3625 x11391

Goodwill Industries of Central NC • www.triadgoodwill.orgChristine Gillies • cgillies@triadgoodwill.org • 336-544-5266

Goodwill Industries of the Southern Piedmont • www.goodwillsp.orgStephanie Hoffman • stephanie.hoffman@goodwillsp.org • 704-393-6886

To learn how donations to Goodwill help people in your local community, view the mission video at http://tinyurl.com/GoodwillVideo.

Wilkes

Union

Surry

Iredell

Swain

Burke

Ashe

Guilford

Anson

Randolph

Macon

Rowan

Stokes

Stanly

Buncombe

Davidson

Jackson

Haywood

Caldwell

Forsyth

Caswell

Polk

Madison

Rutherford

Gaston

Yadkin

Clay

McDowell

Cherokee

Richmond

Davie

Catawba

Cleveland

Rockingham

AlamanceAvery

Lincoln

Mecklenburg

Yancey

Montgomery

CabarrusGraham

Scotland

Watauga

Henderson

Transylvania

Mitchell

Alexander

Alleghany

MOST NEEDED ITEMS

• Electronics*• Clothing• Shoes• Furniture• Toys• Linens

• Small appliances• Household goods• Accessories (purses, belts)• Home decor• Books and DVDs• Computers and peripherals

Technology changes constantly, quickly leaving your gear in the past - or in your closet, basement or attic. Goodwill makes it easy to recycle your used

computer equipment, tablets, gaming systems, games and consoles, mobile devices and other electronics.

When you donate your unwanted equipment - any brand, any condition - Goodwill responsibly recycles those items,

diverting tons of e-waste from our landfills each year and creating green jobs in your community.

Donated computers are cleaned of personal data and evaluated for resale. Equipment that can be sold is refurbished and offered at affordable prices in Goodwill stores. Older equipment is broken down and responsibly recycled, adhering to strict environmental policies with 100 percent diversion from landfills.

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Questions about Good Turn for Goodwill? Contact Girl Scouts Carolinas Peaks to Piedmont:Info@girlscoutsp2p.org • 800-672-2148

ITEMS GOODWILL CAN’T ACCEPTIt’s hard to say “no thank you” to a donation. However, if an item is not saleable, the costs of handling and disposal pull funds that would otherwise support our mission. Please dispose of these items through an alternative responsible resource, such as a local recycling center.

This list should be used as a guideline. There may be other items that Goodwill cannot sell or that must be turned down due to size, condition, safety issues, or suitability.

• Building materials: carpet, shutters, doors, windows, toilets, lumber, concrete, bricks, stones.

• CRT televisions. Recycling is costly and burdensome and reduces funds that would otherwise beused to support Goodwill's workforce development programs.

• Kerosene and gas heaters/appliances. Goodwill isn’t licensed to handle/sell these items. Disposal isexpensive and highly restricted.

• Automobile parts: tires, wheels, batteries, seats, body parts and engines.

• Paint or chemicals. Goodwill is not allowed to sell or dispose of these items in a landfill.

• Large household appliances: stoves, refrigerators, washers, dryers, water heaters.

• CPSC recall items: infant strollers/carriages, playpens, car seats; exercise equipment; children’s itemscontaining lead/phthalates.

• Household mattresses, box springs.

ALL donations to Goodwill help support employment and training programs that help thousands of people each year find hope, opportunity and jobs. Your donations are sold in Goodwill’s stores, with 89 cents of every dollar spent funding mission and sustainability.

Thank you for helping make Goodwill’s mission possible.

THANK YOU