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Daily Update of 2012-02-24

Posted on February 24, 2012 by Vanessa Cardoni

Thanks to the @goodwillsa team for their hospitality & for hosting an excellent Conference! #COE2012 #

Deficit Reduction Has Implications for Goodwill®

Posted on February 23, 2012 by Seth Turner

The administration’s budget request, released last week, outlines a plan that proposes to avoid the automatic spending cuts required by the Budget Control Act that Congress passed last year. Under the proposal, the automatic cuts – some of which would affect federal investments that support local Goodwill agencies’ efforts to help people find jobs and advance in careers – would be avoided by cutting mandatory spending, and increasing tax revenue.

Thanks to the @goodwillsa team…

Posted on February 23, 2012 by Vanessa Cardoni

Thanks to the @goodwillsa team for their hospitality & for hosting an excellent Conference! #COE2012

Taking the GED? Check Out Online Study Options

Posted on February 22, 2012 (February 16, 2025) by Vanessa Cardoni

Luanne from Sacramento, CA, asks "What online opportunities exist to obtain my GED diploma?"

Daily Update of 2012-02-22

Posted on February 22, 2012 by Vanessa Cardoni

#Goodwill has generated more than $143 million online through @shopgoodwill to support its job training programs. #

Goodwill® Game Teaches Kids about Donating and Recycling

Posted on February 21, 2012 by Vanessa Cardoni

Donation Match Game screenshotAttention parents and kids at heart! If you're looking for a fun and educational activity, be sure to check out Goodwill's free Donation Match Game (online and for the iPad). The interactive game, powered by Goodwill's Donate Movement, teaches kids about many of the different items you have in your home that can be donated or recycled.

#Goodwill has generated more t…

Posted on February 21, 2012 by Vanessa Cardoni

#Goodwill has generated more than $143 million online through @shopgoodwill to support its job training programs.

My Story: Vic King

Posted on February 20, 2012 by Vanessa Cardoni

Vic started his adult life on the wrong track when he didn't complete high school and started selling drugs to make ends meet. He served time in prison, but thanks to parenting classes he took while incarcerated, he regained custody of his kids upon his release. He began working at Goodwill, where he has gradually been given more responsibilities. He is also taking advantage of financial strengthening classes, and is working towards completing his GED so he can be the best role model he can be for his children.