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Goodwill breaking ground on new Falcon store

By Dara Korn,

29 days ago

(FALCON, Colo.) — On Thursday, Aug. 29, Goodwill of Colorado will be breaking ground on a new store and donation center at Falcon Marketplace, at the corner of Woodmen Road and Meridian Road.

The new store is slated to open in quarter two of 2025 and will employ around 50 local people, many of whom may have barriers to employment.

The store is expected to accept up to three million pounds of donated items each year. The new store will start accepting donations on Oct. 1, 2024.

For the latest news, weather, sports, and streaming video, head to FOX21 News Colorado.

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Please leave your fairytale out of it.

29d ago

Not surprised. They gouge everyone and are now trendy. The greed is ridiculous. That said, I also like to use Goodwill as a dump for worthless larger items.

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