New year, clear space: a room-by-room decluttering guide
Start 2026 with less clutter and more purpose. Our practical room-by-room guide helps you declutter and donate items to charity bins near you.
90 donation locations across 1 cities in Australia.
Good Sammy is Western Australia's largest social enterprise, creating employment opportunities for Western Australians with disability. With 48% of their workforce identifying as having a disability, Good Sammy provides jobs, certified traineeships, and training programs that help hundreds of people achieve their employment goals each year.
You can drop off pre-loved items at any Good Sammy op shop or one of their yellow donation hubs across WA. Op shops accept quality clothes, shoes, handbags, accessories, electrical goods, jewellery, antiques, homewares, and furniture. Donation bins accept everything except furniture and electrical goods. Every donation helps divert materials from landfill while funding employment programs for people with disability.
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Good Sammy op shops accept quality clothes, shoes, handbags and accessories, electrical goods in working order, jewellery, antiques, homewares, and furniture. Items should be clean and in good condition that can be resold.
Good Sammy yellow donation bins accept quality clothes, shoes, handbags, accessories, jewellery, antiques, and homewares. Bins cannot accept furniture or electrical goods - please take these to an op shop or book a home collection.
Yes, Good Sammy offers free home collections for large donations and furniture. Book online or call (08) 9463 0500 to arrange pickup.
Your donations directly support Good Sammy's mission to create employment opportunities for Western Australians with disability. Each year, they help hundreds of people complete training programs and obtain open employment, while diverting 6 million kg of materials from landfill.
Yes, Good Sammy operates exclusively in Western Australia. They have op shops and yellow donation bins across the Perth metropolitan area and regional WA locations including Albany, Bunbury, Busselton, Geraldton, and Mandurah.
Yes, Good Sammy welcomes volunteers, both individuals and groups. Volunteering contributes to a local non-profit with a proven track record of improving the lives of Western Australians with disability. Contact them to learn about volunteer opportunities.

Start 2026 with less clutter and more purpose. Our practical room-by-room guide helps you declutter and donate items to charity bins near you.

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