Learn more about the benefits of voting for voters and nonprofits in addition to how Goodwill® has been engaged in this year's election process.
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What is typically considered when measuring business success? Most business professionals are accustomed to evaluating success based on revenue, customer conversions, website traffic and perhaps even audience impressions. But have you ever tracked success based on how responsible your brand is in creating social value?
Some things never change—and for good reason! When a design is neutral enough to compliment a wide array of lifestyles and personality types, but unique enough to not just blend in, that perfect element won’t soon go out of style. Today, let’s celebrate some of the greatest designs of all time the same way we celebrate everything else… by thrifting, of course!
Unilever marketing director and mastermind behind Vaseline's Healing Project, Kathleen Dunlop says that brands must, "Give people a reason (to care)and a way (to get involved)" when tackling social good. In order to earn consumer and employee engagement, it's not enough for companies to simply cut a check anymore. Effectiveness soars when brands authentically engage people in a social movement.
I am Amber Thompson, a lead worker at the Rappahannock Goodwill Laundry, and I am dedicated to my career here! I began training more than 10 years ago as a transitional employment student right out of high school. I was very shy and didn’t talk much at first but with the help of my job coach I started talking to my coworkers.
Sometimes life can be hard. If we’re lucky, we get to fill our days with family and friends in a home we’ve thoughtfully decorated (with unique thrifted finds, of course!). If we work hard, we can take pride in a job well-done. But between all of the commuting, cleaning, cleaning, etc., a breath of relief is very welcome. That’s where saving time and energy with a few life hacks can really help! Here are some of our favorite tricks for making life work for you
October 16 and 17 marked World Food Day and the International Day to Eradicate Poverty, respectively. The commemorative events give us a moment this week to reflect on the tools and policies needed to help more Americans get on the path to safe, stable and successful futures with a goal of ending hunger and extreme poverty by 2030. Both instances have decreased in the past five years – but if we intend to meet the eradication goal, we need to pick up the pace.
In today’s business world, it’s essential to create authentic and valuable partnerships. Corporations want to align with innovative, mission-driven nonprofits that can help meet their corporate social responsibility (CSR) or sustainability goals. At the same time, nonprofits and mission-driven organizations look to pair with corporations that can offer brand visibility and help make investments in their unique causes.
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In today’s business world, it’s essential to create authentic and valuable partnerships. Corporations want to align with innovative, mission-driven nonprofits that can help meet their corporate social responsibility (CSR) or sustainability goals. At the same time, nonprofits and mission-driven organizations look to pair with corporations that can offer brand visibility and help make investments in their unique causes.
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Last winter we had tons of fun exploring the different delights you can doodle on with Sharpies, everything from dishware to baby onesies, but – to my surprise – the more I browse the internet, the more brilliant permanent marker DIY ideas I find! So I thought it was about time that we revisit this remarkable tool and all of the customization possibilities it offers to thrifty Goodwill® shoppers!
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