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Is this Seattle’s best-kept travel secret?

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Published on: 30th June 2026 at 11:05 AM
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Seattle boasts the world's largest Goodwill.
Seattle boasts the world's largest Goodwill.
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Mention Seattle and coffee culture, tech giants and rainy weather usually spring to mind. But just minutes from the Emerald City’s cruise terminals lies an unexpected hidden gem. 

Seattle is home to the world’s largest Goodwill. Located minutes from Seattle’s downtown area, the 70,000-square-foot flagship is an ideal spot for savvy travellers looking to pick up last-minute essentials, uncover uniquely local finds and experience the city in a way that’s authentic and sustainable.

Approximately 10,000 new items are added to the sales floor daily, making Evergreen Goodwill a veritable treasure-trove of travel essentials and souvenirs.

Seattle is home to the world's largest Goodwill.
Evergreen Goodwill.

For those looking to make more sustainable choices, shopping secondhand offers an easy way to reduce waste and pack lighter.

Visitors can also pick up items for their trip and donate them back before heading home, participating in Seattle’s circular economy while minimising environmental impact.

What’s more, every purchase also supports Evergreen Goodwill’s free job training, education and career placement programs across Northwest Washington, transforming a simple shopping trip to long-term community impact.

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