About Goodwill

Goodwill's Commercial Services Division provides quality, reliable, on-time outsourcing services to assist companies with their production and assembly needs. While ensuring that we meet or exceed customers' requirements, Goodwill also employs a significant number of people with disabilities and others who have had limited vocational opportunities.

Commercial Services employees package medical diagnostic kits, manufacture corrugated products and provide assembly and packaging services for a variety of companies.

Individuals are hired as employees of Goodwill and may work in a variety of settings. The goal is to
provide individuals with training, skills and work experience, and when they are ready, help them transition into other jobs that will enhance their economic self-sufficiency.

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Goodwill is a community resource that offers opportunities, provides services, and leverages its resources and capabilities to improve the education, skills, employability and economic self-sufficiency of adults and young people

A variety of people come to Goodwill for job assistance. Some have limited job skills or work histories, some have dropped out of school, some have physical or mental disabilities, while others come from the welfare system and work release centers.

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Click to view Goodwill Corporate Brochure.  (PDF)
Click to view video presentations at the Goodwill Theatre Web site.

The following Goodwill services have received a three-year CARF (Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities) accreditation: Community Employment Services: Job Development Community Employment Services: Job Supports Community Employment Services: Job-Site Training Employment Planning Services Employment Skills Training Services Organizational Employment Services