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Goodwill Industries Internationaland Rotary International

Working Together to Help People Find and Keep Good Jobs

Toolkit

Goodwill Industries International, Inc.

Published: October 7, 2009

Version: 1.0

Introduction

Goodwill Industries International and Rotary International have a mutual

interest in helping people around the world find and keep good jobs, and

share a commitment to creating and expanding opportunities for steady jobs

and reliable incomes for people who have trouble finding or keeping jobs.

The cooperative relationship between Rotary International and Goodwill

Industries

allows the organizations to collaborate and combine resources so

that more people with disabilities and those having a hard time finding

employment can obtain job training and employment services. Rotary and

Goodwillrecognize the power of work and the critical role of employment and

training both in building individual self-confidence, personal empowerment,

and financial stability, and in strengthening local communities and broad-

based economies.


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The information contained in this document represents the current view of

Goodwill IndustriesInternational, Inc. on the issues discussed as of the date of

publication. This document is for informational purposes only. Goodwill

Industries International makes no warranties, express or implied, in this

document.

Goodwill

and Goodwill Industries

are registered trademarks. Other productand company names mentioned herein may be the trademarks of their

respective owners.

Goodwill Industries International 15810 Indianola Drive

Rockville, MD 20855 USA


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Table of Contents

Who We Are.................................................................................................................................................................5

How can my Rotary club or district get involved?..................................................................................................5

Job Readiness and Career Opportunities ............................................................................................................6

Donation Drives.......................................................................................................................................................7

Family Strengthening..............................................................................................................................................8

Support Goodwill ....................................................................................................................................................9

Community Awareness.........................................................................................................................................10

Volunteerism/Community Partnerships..............................................................................................................11

Additional Resources ...............................................................................................................................................12

Goodwill Locations in Your Area ............................................................................................................................13

Territory Map .........................................................................................................................................................25


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Who We Are

Goodwill Industries International is a network of 183 community-based, independent member organizations in

the United States, Canada and 13 other countries. Goodwills mission is to provide job-training programs for people

who have physical, mental, or emotional disabilities; people who lack education or job experience; and anyone else

having a hard time finding employment. Each member organization serves these populations by providing

education and career services, as well as job placement opportunities and post-employment support. To pay for its

programs, Goodwill sells donated clothes and other household items in more than 2,300 retail stores and online at

shopgoodwill.com. Through its services, the network helps people who are having a hard time finding employment

become independent, tax-paying members of their communities. Goodwill channels 84 percent of its revenues

directly into its programs and services. For more information, visit www.goodwill.org.

Rotary International is a worldwide organization of service clubs with more than 1.2 million business, professional

and community leaders as its members. Known as Rotarians, these volunteers provide humanitarian service,

encourage high ethical standards in all vocations, and help build goodwill and peace in the world. There are 33,000

Rotary clubs in more than 200 countries and geographical areas. Rotary clubs are nonpolitical, nonreligious, and

open to all cultures, races, and creeds. For more information, visit www.rotary.org.

How can my Rotary club or district get involved?

An individual Rotary club or district can collaborate with Goodwill on a project that meets the needs of the localcommunity. Included below is a sampling of various RotaryGoodwill projects that offer a glimpse of the types of

activities that are currently being implemented; however, Rotary clubs and Goodwills are not limited to the projects

listed here. Local RotaryGoodwill associations are encouraged to be creative and adapt projects accordingly.
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JobReadinessandCareerOpportunitiesWhen someone is having a hard time finding a job, Goodwill is there to help. Goodwill provides job-training

programs, employment placement services and other community-based programs in the United States and

Canada. Each Goodwill agency is independent and has its own specific procedure for people who walk into

Goodwill looking for a job. Usually, someone on the workforce development staff or a career counselor will ask

individuals about their backgrounds, education, work experience, any skills they have (such as computer or

customer services skills), and what their job interests are or what theyd like to do. Based on that information, the

staff member will recommend the Goodwill job-training programs suitable for each individual. Sometimes, the staff

member will even have specific jobs in mind based on the individuals experiences. Examples of how Rotary clubs

can collaborate with Goodwill agencies include:

Interview readiness: The Rotary Club of Tucson (Arizona) and Goodwill Industries of Southern Arizona

conduct mock interviews with students to provide them with in-person feedback, suggestions forimprovement and information on employer expectations.

Recruiting: Goodwill Industries of Kentucky (Louisville) has the Bluegrass Work Acceleration Program, in

which local employers hire Goodwill trainees and graduates, as well as adults lacking their high school

credentials. During the employment period, those lacking a high school diploma or general educational

development (GED) certificate will study for the GED and, when workers complete their GED, employershire them full-time.

Job training: The Rotary Club of St. Matthews (Louisville) provides operating support to Goodwill

Industries of Kentuckys adult learning center. The Rotary Club of Columbia Valley Daybreak (Kennewick,

WA) helped Goodwill Industries of the Columbia trainees get experience with the Kennewick police records

department.

Internships: Business partners can consider Goodwill applicants for either paid or unpaid internship

programs, which provide work experience opportunities for individuals enrolled in Goodwill programs.

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DonationDrivesGoodwill agencies are innovative and sustainable social enterprises that fund job training, employment placement

services and other community programs by selling donated clothes and household items at Goodwill retail stores

and online, and through contract services, private and public grants, and individual giving. Contact Goodwill to work

with your school or business and launch a donation drive such as those listed below.

Clothing and textile donations: The Rotary Club of East Portland (Oregon) and Goodwill Industries of the

Columbia Willamette team up for Good Turn Day, during which people go door-to-door collecting donated

clothing and other items.

Clothing donations: The Rotary Club of Tucson and Goodwill Industries of Southern Arizona team up

each spring and fall for Closet Cleaning Day. Rotarians bring their gently worn clothing to their weekly club

meeting, and Goodwill staff members haul the donations to Goodwill retail stores. This program is aconvenient way to collect high-quality donations.

Vehicle donations: The Rotary Club of Hamilton A.M. (Ontario, Canada) donated a 12-passenger van to

Goodwill The Amity Group to transport participants to and from Goodwill Works, a career and training

program. (A photograph of the van can be found on the first page of this toolkit.)

Electronic donations: Rotary clubs can donate their electronics to local Goodwills, which accept and sort

donated computers and computer equipment through the Dell Reconnect program. Dells product recovery

partner then recycles and remarkets the materials, including plastics, glass and metals. Proceeds from the

sold materials benefit Goodwills programs and services.


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FamilyStrengtheningGoodwill believes in and embraces the concept of family strengthening. For more than 100 years, Goodwill has

strived to empower people with disadvantages and disabilities to gain the knowledge and skills necessary to

achieve economic self-sufficiency and improve their lives and the lives of their children. The family strengthening

philosophy permeates how Goodwill does business. By adopting a focus on family needs, Goodwill is able to help

people address issues proactively before they can influence work. The result is that participants can better focus on

employment and career goals once home conditions are stable. With its family strengthening philosophy, Goodwill

is able to support people as they move from poverty to economic self-sufficiency. Examples of how Rotarians can

assist Goodwills with their family strengthening needs include:

Scholarships: In Alabama, the Rotary Club of Mobile works with Goodwill Easter Seals of the Gulf Coast

to cover tuition and transportation so that 100 children and adults with disabilities can attend Camp ASCCA

(Alabama's Special Camp for Children and Adults), a weeklong recreation and education experience.

Financial literacy: Like Goodwill program participants, many Goodwill employees have difficulty managing

their finances and obtaining affordable access to financing. Rotarians can share their expertise on the

basics of financial planning, buying a home, balancing a checkbook or investing in a 401(k).


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SupportGoodwillGoodwill trains people for careers in fields such as financial services, computer programming, and health care, as

well as in emerging industries. Rotary and Goodwill can continue to strengthen communities and families and

promote independence and dignity for people who need it most by pooling resources in the areas of grant funding,

fund raising and financial contributions. Examples of current best practices and opportunities for collaboration

include:

Purchasing from Goodwill: Rotarians can purchase new and like-new merchandise from Goodwill stores.

Goodwills receive a good mixture of items daily, including automotive items, grills, furniture, clothing,

electronics and other products.

Using Goodwill contract services: Goodwills contract services provide a valuable service for area

businesses that need assistance to meet seasonal demands, for ongoing production, to bring a newproduct to market, and/or to occasionally rework either at their place of business or at another area facility.

Rotarians who know of businesses in need of a contract consultation should contact Goodwill Industries

International.

Special events: Rotarians can hold banquets, picnics, holiday parties or other events to raise funds for

Goodwill programs.

Grants: Goodwill of Central Arizona receives an annual grant from the Rotary Club of Phoenix that helps

support youth and family services programs.

Financial support: Goodwill Industries of Central Virginia received a donation of $10,000 from the Rotary

Club of Richmond to refurbish its fleet of trucks. The Rotary Club of Los Angeles has contributed nearly

$250,000 to Goodwill Industries of Southern California to support its programs and services.


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CommunityAwarenessRotary clubs can continue to help raise awareness about Goodwills mission, enhance Goodwills brand image, and

generate visibility and resources for Goodwill agencies in local communities. Rotary International encourages clubs

and districts to share their successful projects with its staff by e-mailing [email protected] or submitting them as

model projects on Rotarys ProjectLINK database, www.rotary.org/projectlink. Examples of how Rotarians are

currently raising awareness and suggestions for additional efforts include:

Outreach: Goodwill of Greater Washington (DC) launched a Get to Know Goodwill tour, during which

Goodwill staff members coordinate with more than 10 local Rotary clubs throughout the DC-metropolitan

area to visit volunteer and civic groups, chambers of commerce and others identified by local Rotary clubs

to share information about the transformational power of Goodwill.

Service awards: Rotary clubs can join Goodwill in organizing a recognition event. Goodwill Industries of

Akron (Ohio) offers area employers an opportunity to recognize stellar employees through Goodwills

Employee of Distinction Award luncheons. Employers can nominate the employees that they wish to be

publicly recognized. Rotary clubs can assist Goodwill with informing local employers about this opportunity

for recognition and appreciation.

Meetings: Rotary clubs can hold their meetings at local Goodwill offices.

Social events: Rotarians can chaperone program participant field trips to sporting events, movies,

concerts, libraries, or museums, or help celebrate participant birthdays, accomplishments, etc.

Service projects: Rotary clubs can organize one-day service activities to raise awareness, such as

establishing community gardens, donation drives, construction projects to make buildings wheelchair

accessible, extreme makeover projects, and murals.

Promotion: Rotary clubs and districts can promote the Goodwill mission at Rotary gatherings and

meetings of other interested groups.
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Volunteerism/CommunityPartnershipsPeople from all walks of life can help to make a difference at the Goodwill in their communities. Here are a few

ways:

Child literacy: Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia and the CSRA (Macon) has a collaborative

partnership with Cox Communications and the Rotary Club of Downtown Macon called the Reading

Adventure program, in which Rotarians volunteer their time at the Good Books Caf to read to school

children, educate them about Goodwill, and provide them with books, school supplies, and nutritious

snacks.

Mentoring: Goodwills are in need of volunteers to mentor youth.

Tax preparation: Goodwill is supporting an effort to help workers who earn low wages save money.

Goodwill Industries is partnering with the Internal Revenue Service to offer Volunteer Income Tax

Assistance (VITA) sites nationwide in order to provide free tax preparation to workers with low incomes and

individuals with disabilities, among others. Through its partnership with the IRS and financial literacy

programs, Goodwill Industries promotes the Earned Income Tax Credit, which gives tax breaks to working

people who earn low or moderate incomes, whether single or married as much as $4,824 in refunds for

some families. Goodwills that operate VITA sites are in need of volunteers; training will be provided.

Partnerships: Goodwill Industries of Central Virginia (Richmond) provides collection, workspace, storage

and distribution support for a local Rotary program that collects and refurbishes used bicycles during the

fall. The refurbished bikes are given to children who may not receive gifts at Christmas through Sgt. Santa,

a local charity. Rotarians volunteer their time and expertise on Saturdays to clean and repair bikes. This

program has provided more than 2,000 bikes since it became a joint effort.

Boards: Many Rotarians serve as board members or advisers to Goodwills.


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Additional Resources

Communities in Action: A Guide to Effective Projects (605A)

www.rotary.org/RIdocuments/en_pdf/605a_en.pdf

Recovery.Goodwill.org

http://recovery.goodwill.org
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Goodwill Locations in Your Area

Click on your state or province to find the Goodwill locations in your area.

UNITED STATES .......................................................................................................................................................14Alabama ..................................................................................................................................................................14Arizona ....................................................................................................................................................................14Arkansas..................................................................................................................................................................14California .................................................................................................................................................................14Colorado..................................................................................................................................................................15Connecticut .............................................................................................................................................................15

Delaware .................................................................................................................................................................15District of Columbia .................................................................................................................................................15Florida......................................................................................................................................................................15Georgia....................................................................................................................................................................16Hawaii......................................................................................................................................................................16Illinois.......................................................................................................................................................................16Indiana.....................................................................................................................................................................16Iowa ......................................................................................................................................................................... 17Kansas.....................................................................................................................................................................17

Kentucky..................................................................................................................................................................17Louisiana .................................................................................................................................................................17Maine.......................................................................................................................................................................17Maryland..................................................................................................................................................................17Massachusetts ........................................................................................................................................................18Michigan ..................................................................................................................................................................18Minnesota................................................................................................................................................................18Mississippi ...............................................................................................................................................................19Missouri ...................................................................................................................................................................19

Montana...................................................................................................................................................................19Nebraska .................................................................................................................................................................19Nevada ....................................................................................................................................................................19New Jersey..............................................................................................................................................................19New Mexico.............................................................................................................................................................19New York.................................................................................................................................................................19North Carolina .........................................................................................................................................................20North Dakota ...........................................................................................................................................................20Ohio ......................................................................................................................................................................... 20Oklahoma ................................................................................................................................................................21

Oregon.....................................................................................................................................................................21Pennsylvania ...........................................................................................................................................................21Rhode Island ...........................................................................................................................................................22South Carolina.........................................................................................................................................................22Tennessee...............................................................................................................................................................22Texas.......................................................................................................................................................................22Virginia 23


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Goodwill Industries of Ventura and Santa BarbaraCounties130 Lombard StreetOxnard, CA 93030(805) 981-0130www.goodwillvsb.org

Goodwill Industries of Southern California342 San Fernando RoadLos Angeles, CA 90031(323) 223-1211

www.goodwillsocal.org

Goodwill Industries of South Central California4901 Stine RoadBakersfield, CA 93313(661) 837-0595www.centcalgoodwill.org

Goodwill Industries of Sacramento Valley &

Northern Nevada6648 Franklin BlvdSacramento, CA 95823(916) 395-9000www.goodwillsacto.org

Goodwill, Serving the People of Southern LosAngeles County800 West Pacific Coast HighwayLong Beach, CA 90806(562) 435-3411www.goodwillsolac.org

Colorado

Goodwill Industries of Colorado Springs2320 West Colorado AvenueColorado Springs, CO 80934-6300

(719) 635-4483www.goodwill-colosprings.org

Goodwill Industries of Denver6850 Federal Blvd.Denver, CO 80221(303) 650-7700

Connecticut

Easter Seals Goodwill Industries RehabilitationCenter95 Hamilton StreetNew Haven, CT 06511(203) 777-2000www.newhavengoodwill.easterseals.com

Goodwill Industries of Western Connecticut165 Ocean Terrace

Bridgeport, CT 06605(203) 368-6511www.goodwillwct.org

Delaware

Goodwill Industries of Delaware & DelawareCounty300 E. Lea Blvd.

Wilmington, DE 19802(302) 761-4640www.goodwillde.org

District of Columbia

Goodwill Greater Washington2200 South Dakota Avenue, N. E.

Washington, DC 20018(202) 636-4225www.dcgoodwill.org

Florida

Goodwill Industries of North Florida4527 Lenox AvenueJacksonville, FL 32205

(904) 384-1361www.goodwilljax.org

Goodwill Industries of South Florida2121 N.W. 21st StreetMiami, FL 33142(305) 325-9114
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Goodwill Industries-Manasota7501 15th St. E.Sarasota, FL 34243(941) 355-2721www.goodwillindustries.org

Goodwill Industries-Suncoast10596 Gandy BoulevardSt. Petersburg, FL 33733(727) 523-1512www.goodwill-suncoast.org

Goodwill Industries of Central Florida7531 S. Orange Blossom TrailOrlando, FL 32809(407) 857-0659www.goodwillcfl.org

Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida4940 Bayline Drive

North Fort Myers, FL 33917(239) 995-2106www.goodwillswfl.org

Goodwill Industries-Big Bend300 Mabry StreetTallahassee, FL 32304-3899(850) 576-7145www.goodwillbigbend.com

Georgia

Goodwill Industries of the Southern Rivers2607 Cross Country Drive, Building EColumbus, GA 31904(706) 324-4366www.gwisr.org

Goodwill Industries of the Coastal Empire7220 Sallie Mood DriveSavannah, GA 31406(912) 354-6611www.goodwillsavannahGA.org

Goodwill of North Georgia

Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgiaand the CSRA5171 Eisenhower ParkwayMacon, GA 31206(478) 475-9995www.goodwillworks.org

Hawaii

Goodwill Industries of Hawaii

2610 Kilihau StreetHonolulu, HI 96819(808) 836-0313www.higoodwill.org

Illinois

Goodwill Industries of Central Illinois2319 East War Memorial Drive

Peoria, IL 61614(309) 682-1113www.goodwillpeo.org

Goodwill Industries of Northern Illinois1907 Kishwaukee StreetRockford, IL 61104(815) 965-3795www.abilitiescenter.org

Land of Lincoln Goodwill Industries800 North 10th StreetSpringfield, IL 62702(217) 789-0400www.llgi.org

Indiana

Wabash Valley Goodwill Industries2702 South Third StreetTerre Haute, IN 47802-0720(812) 235-1827www.wvgoodwill.org

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Horizon Goodwill Industries14515 Pennsylvania Avenue

Hagerstown, MD 21742(301) 733-7330www.horizongoodwill.org

Goodwill Industries of the Monocacy Valley400 East Church StreetFrederick, MD 21701(301) 662-0622www.gimv.org

Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake222 East Redwood StreetBaltimore, MD 21202(410) 837-1800www.goodwillches.org

Massachusetts

Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries1010 Harrison AvenueBoston, MA 02119-2540(617) 445-1010www.goodwillmass.org

Goodwill Industries of the Berkshires158 Tyler StreetPittsfield, MA 01201

(413) 442-0061www.goodwill-berkshires.com

Goodwill Industries of the Springfield/HartfordArea285 Dorset StreetSpringfield, MA 01108(413) 788-6981www.goodwillspringfield.org

Michigan

Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Michigan1357 DivisionAdrian, MI 49221

Goodwill Industries of Mid-Michigan501 South Averill AvenueFlint, MI 48506(810) 762-9960www.goodwillmidmichigan.org

Goodwill Industries of Greater Grand Rapids3035 Prairie SouthwestGrandville, MI 49418(616) 532-4200www.goodwillgr.org

Goodwill Industries of Northern Michigan2279 South Airport Rd WTraverse City, MI 49684(231) 922-4805www.goodwillnmi.org

Goodwill Industries of Central Michigan'sHeartland

4820 Wayne RoadBattle Creek, MI 49037(269) 964-9455www.mihgoodwill.org

Goodwill Industries of West Michigan271 Apple AvenueMuskegon, MI 49442(231) 722-7871www.goodwillwm.org

Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit3111 Grand RiverDetroit, MI 48208-2962(313) 964-3900www.goodwilldetroit.org

Goodwill Industries of Southwestern Michigan420 E. Alcott Street

Kalamazoo, MI 49001(269) 382-0490www.goodwillswmi.org

Minnesota
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Goodwill/Easter Seals Minnesota553 Fairview Avenue North

St. Paul, MN 55104(651) 379-5800www.goodwilleasterseals.org

Mississippi

Goodwill Industries of South Mississippi2407 31st Street

Gulfport, MS 39501(228) 863-2323www.goodwillsms.org

Goodwill Industries of Mississippi104 East State StreetRidgeland, MS 39157(601) 853-8110www.goodwillms.org

Missouri

The Helping Hand of Goodwill Industries1817 Campbell StreetKansas City, MO 64108(816) 842-7425www.mokangoodwill.org

MERS/Missouri Goodwill Industries1727 Locust St.St. Louis, MO 63103(314) 241-3464www.mersgoodwill.org

Montana

Easter Seals-Goodwill Northern Rocky Mountain

4400 Central AvenueGreat Falls, MT 59405-1695(406) 761-3680www.esgw-nrm.easter-seals.org

N b k

Goodwill Industries Serving Southeast Nebraska2100 Judson Street

Lincoln, NE 68521(402) 438-2022www.lincolngoodwill.org

Goodwill Industries Serving Eastern Nebraska &Southwest Iowa1111 S. 41st StreetOmaha, NE 68105(402) 341-4609

www.goodwillomaha.com

Nevada

Goodwill Industries of Southern Nevada1280 West Chayenne Ave.Las Vegas, NV 89030(702) 214-2000www.sngoodwill.org

New Jersey

Goodwill Industries of Southern New Jersey andPhiladelphia2835 Route 73 SouthMaple Shade, NJ 8052(856) 439-0200

www.goodwillnj.org

New Mexico

Goodwill Industries of New Mexico5000 San Mateo Boulevard, N. E.Albuquerque, NM 87109(505) 881-6401www.goodwillnm.org

New York

The Association for the Blind and VisuallyImpaired-Goodwill Industries of GreaterRochester
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Ohio Valley Goodwill Industries RehabilitationCenter

10600 Springfield PikeCincinnati, OH 45215(513) 771-4800www.cincinnatigoodwill.org

Goodwill Columbus1331 Edgehill RoadColumbus, OH 43212(614) 294-5181

www.goodwillcolumbus.org

Licking/Knox Goodwill Industries65 South 5th StreetNewark, OH 43058-0828(740) 345-9861www.goodwillnewark.com

Sandusky Bay Area Goodwill Industries

419 West Market StreetSandusky, OH 44870(419) 625-4744www.sbagoodwill.org

Goodwill Industries of Wayne and HolmesCounties1034 Nold Ave.P.O. Box 1188Wooster, Ohio 44691

(330) 264-1300www.woostergoodwill.org

Youngstown Area Goodwill Industries2747 Belmont AvenueYoungstown, OH 44505(330) 759-7921www.goodwillyoungstown.org

Zanesville Welfare Organization and GoodwillIndustries18 Beaumont StreetZanesville, OH 43701(740) 450-6060

Goodwill Industries of Tulsa2800 Southwest Boulevard

Tulsa, OK 74107(918) 584-7291www.goodwilltulsa.org

Oklahoma Goodwill Industries410 S.W. 3rd StreetOklahoma City, OK 73109(405) 236-4451www.okgoodwill.org

Oregon

Goodwill Industries of Lane and South CoastCounties855 Seneca RoadEugene, OR 97402(541) 345-1801www.goodwill-oregon.org

Southern Oregon Goodwill Industries11 W. JacksonMedford, OR 97501(541) 772-3300www.sogoodwill.org

Goodwill Industries of the Columbia Willamette1943 S.E. 6th Street

Portland, OR 97214-4508(503) 238-6100www.meetgoodwill.org

Pennsylvania

Goodwill Industries Keystone Area1150 Goodwill DriveHarrisburg, PA 17101(717) 232-1831www.yourgoodwill.org

Goodwill Industries of the Conemaugh Valley540 Central AvenueJohnstown, PA 15902
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Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania2600 East Carson Street

Pittsburgh, PA 15203(412) 481-9005www.goodwillswpa.org

Goodwill Industries of North CentralPennsylvania163 Preston WayFalls Creek, PA 15840-0684(814) 371-2821

www.goodwillinc.org

Rhode Island

Goodwill Industries of Rhode Island100 Houghton StreetProvidence, RI 02904(401) 861-2080www.goodwillri.org

South Carolina

Goodwill Industries of the Upstate/MidlandsSouth Carolina115 Haywood RoadGreenville, SC 29607(864) 351-0100

www.goodwillsc.org

Goodwill Industries of Lower South Carolina2150 Eagle Drive, Building 100N. Charleston, SC 29406(843) 566-0072www.palmettogoodwill.org

Tennessee

Chattanooga Goodwill Industries3500 Dodds AvenueChattanooga, TN 37407(423) 629-2501www.goodwillchatt.org

Goodwill Industries of Knoxville5307 Kingston Pike

Knoxville, TN 37939(865) 588-8567www.gwiktn.org

Goodwill Industries of Tenneva Area2017 Brookside LaneKingsport, TN 37660(423) 245-0600www.goodwilltnva.org

Goodwill Industries of Middle Tennessee1015 Herman StreetNashville, TN 37208-3143(615) 742-4151www.goodwillmidten.org

Texas

Goodwill West Texas1730 North FirstAbilene, TX 79603(325) 676-7925www.goodwilltexas.org

Goodwill Industries of Northeast Texas2206 East Lamar StreetSherman, TX 75090

(903) 893-3145www.goodwillnorthtexas.org

Goodwill Industries of Central Texas1015 Norwood Park BlvdAustin, TX 78753(512) 637-7100www.austingoodwill.org

Goodwill Industries of Southeast Texas &Southwest LA425 S. 4th StreetBeaumont, TX 77704(409) 838-9911www.Goodwillbmt.org
http://www.goodwillswpa.org/http://www.goodwillinc.org/http://www.goodwillri.org/http://www.goodwillsc.org/http://www.palmettogoodwill.org/http://www.goodwillchatt.org/http://www.gwiktn.org/http://www.goodwilltnva.org/http://www.goodwillmidten.org/http://www.goodwilltexas.org/http://www.goodwillnorthtexas.org/http://www.austingoodwill.org/http://www.goodwillbmt.org/http://www.goodwillbmt.org/http://www.austingoodwill.org/http://www.goodwillnorthtexas.org/http://www.goodwilltexas.org/http://www.goodwillmidten.org/http://www.goodwilltnva.org/http://www.gwiktn.org/http://www.goodwillchatt.org/http://www.palmettogoodwill.org/http://www.goodwillsc.org/http://www.goodwillri.org/http://www.goodwillinc.org/http://www.goodwillswpa.org/


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Goodwill Industries of El Paso7015 Alameda Avenue

El Paso, TX 79915Phone: (915) 778-3371www.goodwillep.org

Goodwill Industries of Lubbock715 - 28th StreetLubbock, TX 79404(806) 744-8419www.lubbockgoodwill.org

Goodwill Industries of Central East Texas301 Hill StreetLufkin, TX 75904(936) 632-8838www.lufkingoodwill.org

Goodwill Industries of East Texas409 W. LocustTyler, TX 75702(903) 593-8438www.tylergoodwill.com

Goodwill Industries of Dallas3020 N. Westmoreland RoadDallas, TX 75212(214) 638-2800www.goodwilldallas.org

Goodwill Industries of Fort Worth4005 Campus DriveFort Worth, TX 76119-0520(817) 332-7866www.goodwillfortworth.org

Goodwill Industries of Houston10795 Hammerly Blvd.Houston, TX 77043

(713) 692-6221www.goodwillhouston.org

Goodwill Industries of San Antonio406 W. Commerce St.San Antonio, TX 78207(210) 924-8581

Virginia

Rappahannock Goodwill Industries1414 Caroline StreetFredericksburg, VA 22401(540) 371-3070www.fredgoodwill.org

Goodwill Industries of Danville Area512 Westover Drive

Danville, VA 24541(434) 792-2511www.goodwill-danville.org

Goodwill of Central Virginia6301 Midlothian TurnpikeRichmond, VA 23225(804) 745-6300www.goodwillcva.org

Goodwill Industries of the Valleys2520 Melrose Avenue, NWRoanoke, VA 24017(540) 581-0620www.goodwillvalleys.com

Washington

Goodwill Industries of the Columbia815 North Kellogg St., Suite AKennewick, WA 99336(509) 735-7238www.goodwillotc.org

Seattle Goodwill Industries1765 6th Avenue S.Seattle, WA 98144-2889(206) 329-1000www.seattlegoodwill.org

Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest130 East Third AvenueSpokane, WA 99202(509) 838-4246
http://www.goodwillep.org/http://www.lubbockgoodwill.org/http://www.lufkingoodwill.org/http://www.tylergoodwill.com/http://www.goodwilldallas.org/http://www.goodwillfortworth.org/http://www.goodwillhouston.org/http://www.fredgoodwill.org/http://www.goodwill-danville.org/http://www.goodwillcva.org/http://www.goodwillvalleys.com/http://www.goodwillotc.org/http://www.seattlegoodwill.org/http://www.giin.org/http://www.seattlegoodwill.org/http://www.goodwillotc.org/http://www.goodwillvalleys.com/http://www.goodwillcva.org/http://www.goodwill-danville.org/http://www.fredgoodwill.org/http://www.goodwillhouston.org/http://www.goodwillfortworth.org/http://www.goodwilldallas.org/http://www.tylergoodwill.com/http://www.lufkingoodwill.org/http://www.lubbockgoodwill.org/http://www.goodwillep.org/


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West Virginia

Goodwill Industries of Kanawha Valley215 Virginia Street, WestCharleston, WV 25302(304) 346-0811www.goodwillkv.com

Goodwill Industries of Kyowva Area1102 Memorial Blvd., W.Huntington, WV 25701-4500

(304) 525-7034www.goodwillhunting.org

Wisconsin

Goodwill Industries of South Central Wisconsin1302 Mendota StreetMadison, WI 53714-1024(608) 246-3140

www.goodwillscwi.org

Goodwill Industries of Northern Wisconsin andUpper Michigan1428 Main StreetMarinette, WI 54143(715) 732-0563www.goodwillnow.org

Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin6055 North 91st StreetMilwaukee, WI 53225-6518(414) 353-6400www.goodwillsew.com

Goodwill Industries of North Central Wisconsin1800 Appleton RoadMenasha, WI 54952-1195(920) 731-6601www.goodwillncw.org

Wyoming

Goodwill Industries of Wyoming

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Alberta

Goodwill Industries of Alberta8761-51 AvenueEdmonton, Alberta T6E 5H1(780) 944-0206www.goodwill.ab.ca

Ontario

Goodwill Industries Essex Kent Lambton439 S. Palmerston StreetSarnia, Ontario N7T 3P4(519) 332-0440www.goodwillekl.com

Goodwill Industries Niagara

111 Church StreetSt. Catharines, Ontario L2R 3C9(905) 685-8777

Goodwill Industries of Toronto365 Bloor Street, East14th Floor, Suite 1400Toronto, Ontario M4W 3L4(416) 362-4711

www.goodwill.on.ca

Goodwill Industries, Ontario Great Lakes255 Horton StreetLondon, Ontario N6B 1L1519-645-1455www.goodwillindustries.ca

Goodwill The Amity Group225 King William StreetHamilton, Ontario L8R 1B1(905) 526-8482www.goodwillonline.ca

Quebec
http://www.goodwillkv.com/http://www.goodwillhunting.org/http://www.goodwillscwi.org/http://www.goodwillnow.org/http://www.goodwillsew.com/http://www.goodwillncw.org/http://www.goodwill.ab.ca/http://www.goodwillekl.com/http://www.goodwill.on.ca/http://www.goodwillindustries.ca/http://www.goodwillonline.ca/http://www.goodwillonline.ca/http://www.goodwillindustries.ca/http://www.goodwill.on.ca/http://www.goodwillekl.com/http://www.goodwill.ab.ca/http://www.goodwillncw.org/http://www.goodwillsew.com/http://www.goodwillnow.org/http://www.goodwillscwi.org/http://www.goodwillhunting.org/http://www.goodwillkv.com/


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