60 Years of GOOD
Since 1963, Goodwill has helped provide meaningful employment for those with disabilities and barriers to the workforce. From the very first Goodwill store on 103rd...
Goodwill is launching a brand new program that provides support and coaching to employers who would like to hire people with disabilities and are not sure how to get started and how to ensure success.
If an employer is interested in contributing to their community, contact Goodwill, as we can get you started! The process is easy!
(Note: ineligible organizations are recruitment businesses or other organizations hired and paid for by an employer, federal or territorial governments, federal crown corporations and agencies)
For all FREE video workshops to assist employers, be sure to keep an eye on monthly tutorials.
To view them at a later date please visit our Employer Inclusion Workshop page.
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