- If you’re interested in our services and you live within our service area, fill out our application form then follow the prompts to schedule a virtual appointment.
- If you’re unable to reserve a virtual appointment or would rather meet with one of our team members in person to begin your application process, we also accept walk-ins at all of our career centers.
Services
Many people know Goodwill for its stores. But what a lot of people don’t know is that Goodwill offers a variety of programs and services to the community. The money we make from selling donated goods funds job training courses, employment services, job search support, family stability services and more – all of which we offer free of charge to thousands of people in our community each year.
Our Services
Job Training Courses
Goodwill offers a wide variety of free job training courses through its training division, Goodwill University. These job training courses in IT, construction, customer service and more are designed to help people in our community develop the skills they need to launch their career, and they are all offered free of charge, thanks to the community’s donations and purchases.
Career Centers
When you visit a Goodwill Career Center, you’re treated as more than just a number. You’re a person with unique skills, interests and desires. Our Career Centers offer computer access, resume review, job search support, course enrollment, family stability services, the opportunity to meet with a career navigator and more! Each Career Center is equipped with knowledgeable staff who can assist you as you work to launch your next career.
Family Stability Services
While our main focus is to provide career training and employment services, we recognize that there are many factors that go into building a successful life – factors that aren’t necessarily related to employment, such as equitable access to food, transportation, healthcare and housing. Goodwill’s Family Stability services addresses these other factors and the basic needs of individuals and families through the coordination of crisis intervention services.
