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If you are in need of a good reason to go shopping this Martin Luther King, Jr. day you are in luck because we are having a sale. Monday, January 20, 2020, from 9am to 9pm score 50% off everything* in the store. Come early to get the best deals before they are gone. Click here for participating stores: https://www.goodwillsne.org/retail-stores-0/*Excludes red ticketed items, new goods, and mattresses. Cannot be combined
Stop by your local Goodwill of Southern New England store on Saturday, December 21, 2019, and take 50% off everything. Doors open at 7am.*Excludes new goods and mattresses. Discount will be given at checkout and cannot be combined with any other offers.
With Christmas only a couple weeks away, now is the perfect time to shop with Goodwill of Southern New England. The expenses from holiday shopping can stack up and end up costing you a pretty penny. The average American spends nearly $900 on gifts for their friends and family each year. But by shopping at one of our Goodwill locations, you will not only save money, but you will
This year is the 25th anniversary of Goodwill of Southern New England’s Fantasy of Lights. Held at Lighthouse Point Park in New Haven, CT, from November 15 to December 31, this is the must-see nighttime Christmas event of the holiday season. This stunning display of Christmas lights supports our mission to enhance employment, educational, social, and recreational opportunities for people with disabilities and other challenges. All proceeds from this
GET THE FACTS ABOUT ONLINE RUMORS! “Think before you donate” and we think you will see why donating to Goodwill® is the right choice. Goodwill is the leading workforce provider in the world, placing someone in a new job every 30 seconds of every business day. Goodwill has a more than 117-year track record in providing services to people going through transition, whether due to military service, lack of
The holiday season seems to start earlier and earlier every year. It is only September, but people are already gearing up for Halloween. Whether they are actually kids or just kids at heart, people all over are beginning to decorate their houses and put their costumes together. Businesses are even getting involved with all types of Halloween theming. In order to help you and your family prepare for the
In today’s job market, the average person is having an easier time finding work. However, this isn’t always true for people who have been incarcerated. One of the hardest obstacles to overcome is the stigma attached to people who have recently been released from prison. Often previously incarcerated people applying for jobs can feel demoralized when employers reject them, or disregard their resumes without calling them back. Goodwill of
Jimmy Lee Baker is a 50 year old New Haven resident who was released from incarceration on June 16, 2018 after serving 24 years. Mr. Baker came back to the community with a determination and goal of one day having his own business. He graduated from the Fit For Business program in New Haven, ready to join the city’s newest job creators. He is now the proud owner of
Goodwill of Southern New England is committed to delivering high quality services to our persons served. We are equally committed to maintaining a high level of quality standards for business practice. We are proud to demonstrate this commitment by achieving CARF accreditation for the following programs and services: Community Employment Services: Employment Supports, Community Employment Services: Job Development, Employment Planning Services, Community Integration, Community Integration (Older Adults/Dementia Care). What is
Before the 1920s, most clothing had a life cycle within one household, being mended, passed down, or cut to be used as cloth. The rise of industrialization brought with it the rise of consumerism and the idea of buying new to replace the old. In recent years that mindset has only advanced. The volume of textile trash increased by 40% between 1999 and 2009, and 7.6% of national landfills