Goodwill Hawaii sees surging demand but falling donations as holidays approach

Heading into the year-end giving season, Goodwill Hawaii is experiencing an unusual squeeze: more shoppers than ever relying on its stores for affordable goods, but fewer donations coming in — especially clothing and linens — as households recover from a turbulent fall marked by the federal shutdown, layoffs and rising costs.

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