E-commerce site shop Thrilling.com has a new clothing collection with Goodwill SoCal curated by Janelle Monae’s stylist.

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How startup Thrilling is putting vintage stores on the internet.

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Take a look at the weirdest items ever donated to Goodwill throughout the country.

 

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Thrift stores nationwide see an uptick in donations because of the Marie Kondo effect.

 

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Huskies give back ahead of Rose Bowl game.

 

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The Ohio State University and the University of Washington participate in a service project at Goodwill Southern California prior to the Rose Bowl game.

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To all our sponsors, donors and volunteers of the 2018 Goodwill Golf Classic, THANK YOU ‘FORE’ all your generous support!  You helped us raise vitally needed funds for our Veteran Employment Programs!

We are proud to share that your investment will directly impact the lives of the veterans we serve daily. We are so grateful for your support in helping fund vital programs and services for our American Heroes which include:

  • One-on-One Career Counseling
  • Employment Preparation Workshops
  • Educational and Technical Skills Classes and Certifications
  • Access to Computer, Internet, Phone, Fax and Copier
  • On-the-Job Training Opportunities
  • Access to Employment Opportunities
  • Assistive Technology for Individuals with Disabilities
  • Access to Partner Services Including Housing, Transportation, Health Services, Mental Health and Substance Abuse Counseling and Veterans Benefits Assistance

 

 

Goodwill Southern California’s CEO, Patrick McClenahan, shares holiday shopping deals and reminds customers about end of year donations…

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On September 21, 2018, Goodwill Southern California’s CEO, Patrick McClenahan, spoke with KNX about Halloween shopping…

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On September 19, 2018 more than 250 community and business leaders gathered to figure out how to collaboratively and creatively put the unique talents of unique populations to work.  The event, sponsored by The San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, brought government officials, nonprofits, colleges and employers together to share ideas on how to advance a campaign that taps into unique populations. Although Goodwill is often thought of as assisting only individuals with disabilities, the focus of this new effort is much broader. Such so-called unique workers include at-risk youth, veterans, formerly incarcerated and those who are or recently have been homeless.

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