In early June 2015, Kristian Bush appeared at a Nashville, TN area Goodwill store for a special meet and greet with employees and donors.
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Festive Designs for Your Independence Day Celebration
With Independence Day right around the corner, you may be looking for new and exciting ways to celebrate. Of course, a parade and fireworks are traditional, but don’t forget to dress up your self and your home!
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Not Losing is the New Winning
Perhaps it can only be true in Washington, DC, that not losing is considered winning. In the face of mounting debt, a stubbornly high deficit, and an economy still struggling to grow fast enough to add enough jobs, Congress is keeping a tight grip on spending.
Four Strategies for Dealing with a Bad Boss
Just about everybody has to deal with a bad boss at some point in their career, but whether you succeed in the job depends on satisfying your supervisor. Here are some tips for dealing with a problematic manager.
Tacoma Goodwill Pilots Prison Transition Support Program
Goodwill of the Olympics & Rainier Region (Tacoma, WA) is piloting an innovative program called Inside Out for offenders trapped in a cycle of dependence within our prison systems. The program offers solutions and a second chance to many in need who end up in prison, returning to the streets only to seek re-incarceration as their only option.
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My Story: Sandy Young
After the first proper introduction of what Goodwill does – I was hooked. I had no idea that every item I donated went to create job training and placement. Now, since I am trained to be a Goodwill Ambassador (volunteer), I am able to tell even more people about the amazing ways Goodwill creates a more employable community.
Express Your Gratitude for Dad on Father’s Day
As I’m sure you already know, this Sunday is Father’s Day. It marks the 40th year that my Dad has been celebrated and the first year that we’ll be celebrating my husband. As such, I’ve been reflecting on what I appreciate most about these two special dads and how best to show them my gratitude.
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Express Your Gratitude for Dad on Father's Day
As I’m sure you already know, this Sunday is Father’s Day. It marks the 40th year that my Dad has been celebrated and the first year that we’ll be celebrating my husband. As such, I’ve been reflecting on what I appreciate most about these two special dads and how best to show them my gratitude.
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Who’s Your Daniel?
Recently, a bi-partisan bill (S. 1513) was introduced in the Senate that would reauthorize and improve programs that aim to improve reintegration for people with a criminal history. Goodwill® is urging Senators to co-sponsor the bill.
Six Ways to Look for Work … and How to Use Them
You may not know exactly where to start, but resources, each with their own advantages and disadvantages, are plentiful when it comes to looking for employment. It's a time-consuming activity, so consider your comfort level with technology, desire for assistance, amount of time you are able to devote to job search, and understanding of your work preferences. Use these resources to see which works best for you.
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The FATHER Project Continues to Provide Key Resources to Community
With Father’s Day around the corner, initiatives like The FATHER Project, created by Goodwill-Easter Seals Minnesota (St. Paul), remind us of the work being done to ensure that parents have the opportunity to play a positive role in the lives of their kids. The mission of the program is to assist fathers in overcoming the barriers that prevent them from supporting their children economically and emotionally.
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My Story: Mariam Bleuez
After graduating in law, I left Morocco to join my Quebec-born husband in Montreal. Upon arrival, I had difficulty adapting to all the changes because I felt very isolated. Alone at home, I decided to look for work only to be disappointed as doors were closed to me due to my lack of work experience in Quebec. My determination allowed me to land a job in a fast food restaurant, but I was unfulfilled. A colleague spoke to me about Goodwill Renaissance Montreal.
