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Sep 3, 2010 GOODWILL TO PROVIDE 2500 FREE BACKPACKS AND SCHOOL SUPPLIES
Aug 3, 2010 GRADUATES OF GOODWILL'S RETAIL TRAINING PROGRAM EARN NATIONAL RETAIL FEDERATION CERTIFICATE
Jul 29, 2010 GOODWILL NEEDS DONATIONS
Jul 6, 2010 GOODWILL PROVIDES WORK READINESS PROGRAM FOR 400 YOUTHS
Apr 23, 2010 GOODWILL INDUSTRIES PRESENTS AWARDS AT ANNUAL LUNCHEON
Feb 18, 2010 INCREASED DEMAND LEAVES GOODWILL STORES IN NEED OF DONATIONS
Jan 28, 2010 GOODWILL ANOUNCES NEW YOUTH MENTORING PROGRAM
Oct 21, 2009 HAVE A FUNTASTIC HALLOWEEN ON A LOW BUDGET BY SHOPPING AT GOODWILL
Sep 4, 2009 GOODWILL PROVIDES STUDENTS WITH FREE BACKPACKS
Aug 12, 2009 GOODWILL HAS BACK-TO-SCHOOL BARGAINS FOR EVERYONE
Jul 14, 2009 ONE HUNDRED TEENS PARTICIPATE IN WORK READINESS PROGRAM
Jul 7, 2009 GOODWILL RECOGNIZES BRIDGEPORT STUDENT
May 1, 2009 GOODWILL PRESENTS AWARDS AT ANNUAL LUNCHEON
Apr 3, 2009 GOODWILL'S ANNUAL WEIGH GOOD DONATION DRIVE
Mar 17, 2009 GOODWILL COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE PROGRAM HOLDING OPEN HOUSE
Mar 3, 2009 GOODWILL and ANN TAYLOR LOFT Partner For "Out With the Old, Save on the New" Event
Feb 9, 2009 GOODWILL NEEDS DONATIONS
Feb 6, 2009 GOODWILL EARNS THREE-YEAR CARF ACCREDITATION
Dec 12, 2008 GOODWILL URGES PEOPLE TO CELEBRATE THE SEASON WITH AN END-OF-YEAR TAX WRITE-OFF
Nov 25, 2008 GOODWILL GAVE OUT MORE TURKEYS THIS YEAR
Oct 29, 2008 CONGRESSMAN CHRISTOPHER SHAYS VISITS GOODWILL
Sep 29, 2008 Goodwill Industries Marks National Disability Employment Awareness Month
Aug 14, 2008 MULTI-SENSORY ROOM ENHANCES COMMUNITY EXPERIENCE PROGRAM
Aug 8, 2008 GOODWILL RECEIVES $5,000 CHALLENGE GRANT FOR TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY
Aug 7, 2008 THREE YOUNG BRIDGEPORT WOMEN GRADUATE GOODWILL'S YOUTH TRANSITION PROGRAM
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INCREASED DEMAND LEAVES GOODWILL STORES IN NEED OF DONATIONS
Feb 18, 2010
PRESS RELEASE
CONTACT:  Dorothy H. Viets
Director of Community Relations
 (203) 581-5319 or (203) 650-5723 (Cell)
 

Goodwill stores are in urgent need of donations.  Donations are currently not keeping up with the increased need for Goodwill’s employment services, as well as the increased demand for low cost merchandise. Goodwill is asking people to donate clothing, furniture and household items such as dishes, small appliances, books and cookware.   Since Goodwill stores rely heavily on donated items, it is crucial to Goodwill’s mission of helping people train for and find jobs that donations keep coming in.


Donors may drop off items at local Goodwill stores and attended donation centers located at a number of locations throughout the state.  A Goodwill staff person will help the donor unload items and provide a donation receipt for tax purposes.


Proceeds earned by Goodwill stores help the community by supporting programs that help people with disabilities, those who lack education or work experience and other job seekers earn paychecks to support themselves and their families.


Last year Goodwill Industries of Western Connecticut provided services to over 10,000 people. Click Here for a list of donation locations near you or call 1-800-423-9787 for further information.


Goodwill Industries of Western Connecticut is a non-profit organization that provides employment and support services to people with disabilities and other challenges. Goodwill programs help people gain the skills they need to obtain and keep a job so that they may become self-sufficient.