

Positioned for accelerated growth, Goodwill Dallas is seeking real estate opportunities to support significant expansion plans.
Goodwill Dallas has proudly served North Texas for more than 100 years by providing no cost job training and placement services to individuals with disabilities or emerging from crisis, while providing fresh and affordable clothing and household items to the community. Goodwill has embarked on strategic expansion plans, actively seeking real estate opportunities that will enhance its growth trajectory and enable the organization to quadruple the number of individuals it serves. As a leader in economic and workforce development, Goodwill serves more than 1,600 individuals through its career services and creates an average of 50 jobs per retail location. Committed to the circular economy, Goodwill promotes sustainability while fostering an inclusive workforce. Goodwill is a sustainable social enterprise, reaching a revenue of $40 million+ in 2024—growing 83% over the last 3 years. With strong leadership from its Board of Directors, Goodwill effectively combines a community-focused approach with financial strength and visionary leadership.
General Site Requirements
Stand-alone building or end cap spaces within neighborhood or power centers
High visibility from street
Minimum of two access with easy ingress/egress points
Community Stores
15,000-35,000 SF
1 loading dock minimum, three preferred
End cap donation drop off location preferred
3 parking spaces per 1,000 SF retail
Donation Centers
800-5,000 SF
Dock preferred, but not required
End cap location preferred
Minimum two parking spots with a ramp or ability to build a ramp
Donation trailers require 6-7 parking spots (trailer size options: 45’, 48’ 53’)
NOTE
Exploring build-to-suit opportunities, leasing, and land purchase.
Dallas County
Denton County
Collin County
Ellis County
Kaufman County
Navarro County
Rains County
Rockwall County
Collin: From Denton-Collin County Line, south of Main Street from Frisco to McKinney Ranch Parkway, then eastward to US 380 in Farmersville.
Denton: Loop 288 and then Route 380 to the Denton-Collin County Line, The Colony, Corinth, Highland Village, Lantana, Little Elm, Copper Canyon, Flower Mound, and Lewisville.
Proudly serving North Texas since 1923