Join the #GoodwillOnHill Virtual Advocacy Day

Cherry blossoms frame the U.S. Capitol dome against a blue sky.

This week, Goodwill advocates from around the country will visit Capitol Hill and meet with hundreds of lawmakers to advocate for federal investments in programs that leverage Goodwill and benefit the people we serve, and increase employment opportunities for people with disabilities.  You can help bolster the success of their visits and help strengthen Goodwill’s public policy influence.

Take part in the Goodwill on the Hill Virtual Advocacy Day to make your voice heard!  The Goodwill Legislative Action Center allows you to have a voice, and with one click of a button you can contact your Member of Congress.

Shay Felder is one of our advocates. Shay was a single mom when she walked into a Goodwill of North Georgia Career center in Atlanta, and she was asked about transitioning into a career in the construction industry.  After completing training she obtained a job, moved into a new home and is a mentor to her children.  Now she’ll be telling her story on Capitol Hill.  Please join Shay in supporting Goodwill’s public policy efforts.

Public supporters click here to take action!

Goodwill staff click here to send a letter of support.

Goodwill CEOs click here to send a customized letter to lawmakers.

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