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Goodwill Opens Donation Center In Gloucester

By Bob Flynn

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Goodwill recently opened its first Gloucester location at a former bank building. (Photo by Bob Flynn)

GLOUCESTER – After searching for almost 14 years, Goodwill Industries finally has opened a donation center in Gloucester.

In early February, the non-profit organization completed the purchase of the former BB&T bank building at Gloucester Point. It was announced on February 10 that Goodwill of Central and Coastal Virginia bought the property, located at 2324 George Washington Memorial Highway, from Lemonade MM Hampton, LLC for $565,000.

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