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Goodwill

A lot of folks think our stores are just places that sell used items to people who have low incomes. While we're happy we can provide affordable goods, our stores do so much more. When we sell those items, the money we raise goes toward the many programs and services we provide in Southwest Florida. So, just like a hospital auxiliary thrift store helps the community through the hospital, a Goodwill store helps the community through all of those services that Goodwill provides. Many charities spend a high percentage of their income on overhead and fundraising. We don't. When you shop in our stores or donate to Goodwill, 90% of that money goes back into our mission services. Sure, overhead expense isn't the only way to judge a responsible charity, but it is important. And so is this: Guidestar by Candid, which rates nonprofits for donors and grantors, gives us their top rating - Platinum. Nationwide, Goodwill is rated an "A" grade by Charity Watch, and for the last 5 years has been named one of the country's "20 Most Inspiring Companies" in Forbes Magazine.

Beach Kiwanis Thrift Store

Come visit Kiwanis Club of Fort Myers Beach! Since being chartered on May 31, 1968, the Kiwanis Club of Fort Myers Beach has donated over one million dollars to the local community! Over 200 deserving students have received college scholarships from the club. In addition to that, grants and assistance have been given to other groups such as the Fort Myers Beach Elementary School, Children's Hospital and Bay Oaks Recreation Center. At the end of the year we sponsor the Kiwanis Fun Run/Walk which attracts over 200 participants. We support the local fireworks, Easter egg hunts, parades, and the Health Fair. Our "Every Child A Swimmer" program, held at Fort Myers Beach Pool, is an effort by Kiwanis to have all children in the area swimming by the age of 5. These projects are possible thanks to your support of our Thrift Shop. Located in Summerlin Square, on the corner of Pine Ridge and Summerlin Road the "Beach Kiwanis Thrift Shop" offers a large selection of pre-owned Furniture, Clothing, Kitchen Ware, Glass Ware, Dishes, Craft Supplies, Linens, Electronics, Books and Medical Equipment.Stop by or give us a call today...

Habitat for Humanity ReStore Retail & Donation Center

Habitat for Humanity's ReStore offers gently used appliances, furniture, construction items and household items, as well as overstock items from local businesses. The inventory is always changing so stop in often - you never know what you'll find! Proceeds from sales at the ReStore support Habitat for Humanity of Lee and Hendry Counties. The ReStore is open to the public and offers free pick-up of large items for donation. Call 239-652-0388 to schedule a pick-up.

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