Better World Fragrance has been enlisted as a partner for Goodwill Southern California’s first pop-up art exhibit, titled “FABRICS,” on view Feb. 17-20 at our flagship Atwater Village retail store (3150 N. San Fernando Rd. L.A. 90065). Read more. 

Want to find something sweet for Valentine’s Day? Thrift something special that will also make a difference in your community at Goodwill SoCal. Also, don’t forget to enter our Share the Love Contest for a chance to win a $50…

Looking for a unique Valentine’s Day date idea that can also help your community? We challenge you to a #GoodwillDateNight! It’s a fun and inexpensive way to share the love with mother earth and people in need. Colleen & Victor…

We challenged Claire Flores (@xo.mamastyleoc) to find affordable and fabulous holiday outfits. She thrifted several outfits at our Diamond Bar Retail Store (21070 Golden Springs Dr. Diamond Bar, CA 91789). Watch here. 

Shopping for loved ones on a budget this year? We challenged Tania of Volver Volver Vintage to find Christmas gifts for her entire family. Watch here.

Ugly Sweater Day is a very popular celebration around Christmas time. Telemundo 52 News Reporter Sandra Bonilla visits our Atwater Village Retail Store to DIY her own ugly sweater. Watch here.

There are many ways to help the environment, such as buying recycled clothes. One savvy teen explains how she is helping the environment—one used t-shirt at a time. Our Los Angeles Outlet Store (3150 N. San Fernando Rd. LA 90065)…

Tune into fashion vlogger Jillian Felice as she thrifts for Black Friday deals. Two Goodwill SoCal locations are featured: Atwater Village Retail Store (3150 N. San Fernando Rd. L.A. 90065) and Stevenson Ranch Retail Store (24840 Pico Canyon Rd Stevenson…

L.A.-based producer Chris Lorenzo met up with fans and friends at Goodwill SoCal’s Los Feliz Store on Saturday, November 20, for a Closet Cleanout + Meet & Greet. Read more.

Goodwill Southern California helps divert 130 million pounds of goods from landfills each year. However, hauling away items that can’t be sold in our retail stores costs our organization millions of dollars each year in trash costs. Read more.