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Goodwill doesn't take toys
Big boo on them. H went to drop off 2 big bags full of B's baby toys and they wouldn't take them. 
"Evolutionary game theorists...ignoring beebees on the nest since 2005"
Re: Goodwill doesn't take toys
Do you know of a local women's shelter in your area?
Also, look into giving it to a church with a missionary program.
ITA. We were both really surprised.
IME, there are locations that take only clothing and locations that take housewares, toys, shoes, etc too. Same thing with salvation army.
Also, try local thrift stores and secondhand baby stores.
I think they do around here because I know people who have purchased toys at Goodwill.
We have quite a few consignment shops around here that take toys...that's what I would do. That way you also get a little $$ back too.
It may have been just that particular store that doesn't deal with toy donations, or they already had a crapload of toys to deal with or something. In general I think Goodwill takes toys (the ones around here have them in the store, anyway)..
I think dropping them off at a woman's shelter or something like that is a good idea.
Maybe donate the money to charity, if there's a pretty good chunk of change you get from the proceeds.