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Per an announcement from Horizon Goodwill Industries, a new attended donation center is set to open at Stone House Square in Hagerstown, Maryland, providing residents with a convenient way to support community programs through item donations. The grand opening event will take place on Tuesday, August 12, 2025, at 10:00 a.m. at 12813 Shank Farm Way. The facility aims to make donating gently used items easier for local residents while funding free services for individuals seeking to improve their quality of life.

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The new donation center serves as an extension of Horizon Goodwill’s longstanding mission to promote social mobility and economic opportunity across the region. Each donation directly funds employment support, education programs, and other initiatives targeted at individuals facing barriers to independence and self-sufficiency. Horizon Goodwill, a nonprofit organization with a 70-year presence in the community, has consistently reinvested in local programs that benefit residents throughout Western Maryland.

Increased access to donation facilities is expected to streamline contributions and allow Horizon Goodwill to expand its outreach. Residents in and around Hagerstown can now drop off items closer to home, enabling more frequent participation in charitable giving without significant inconvenience. The organization notes that every item donated can be used to fuel job training and placement services, contributing to stronger local employment outcomes.

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The public is invited to attend the ribbon-cutting ceremony and tour the new facility. While no purchases are necessary, community members are encouraged to bring donations of clothing, household goods, or small furniture during the opening. By participating, attendees will be directly supporting programs that help neighbors in need. The event also serves as an opportunity for residents to learn more about how Horizon Goodwill’s services address economic and social challenges in the area.

Article by multiple contributors, based upon information from Horizon Goodwill Industries press release


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