COVID-19 Impact on Goodwill

We have an important update about store closures. Please click here for more information.

We need your support right now more than ever.  When this is all over, there will be an overwhelming community need for our employment services. Remember that Goodwill of Heartland is a non-profit charitable organization and that we rely on our retail stores to fund our mission - advancing the social and economic wellbeing of people who experience barriers to independence.  We have seen a significant decline in retail sales over the past few weeks and we are understandably concerned. Please consider an online financial donation.  Your contribution will help carry our organization through this difficult time.  It will also ensure that we are prepared to meet the demand for assistance that we know is coming.  Our goal is to be a leader in getting people back to work after this crisis has passed.

Tom Cavanagh - Production Manager

PRIDE

Every day, our team strives to reflect our core values. These are the values that guide how we interact with one another as co-workers, customers, business partners and our community:

  • Pursuit of excellence
  • Respect for individuals
  • Integrity
  • Dedication to mission
  • Empowerment
Rachel in her home with Supported Community Living Specialist Jen

HOPE

For people who face barriers to employment and independence, Goodwill helps turn challenges into opportunities. Our programs empower and inspire self-confidence, responsibility and a strong sense of self-worth. In addition to employment assistance and training, we see lives transformed by hope every day thanks to:

 

  • Homeless Veteran Reintegration Program (HVRP)
  • Supported Community Living programs
  • Day Habilitation programs for people with disabilities
Person with disability at work with Goodwill Light Manufacturing program

JOBS

It really is that simple. Goodwill offers job training and certifications that put people to work. We also create jobs through our stores, contract services, and community business partners. Finally, we help develop life skills for people struggling to live independently. Our programs include:

  • Employment assistance
  • Job training programs
  • Career centers
  • Supported Community Living

 

9,973,595

Total pounds of goods recycled

701

JOB PLACEMENTS

102,994

HOURS OF TRAINING PROVIDED AT GOODWILL STORES AND CONTRACTS

613

HELMS CAREER CENTER PARTICIPANTS

$ 163,607

VALUE OF CLOTHING VOUCHERS PROVIDED TO PEOPLE IN NEED

3,947

SERVICES PROVIDED TO INDIVIDUALS WITH BARRIERS

Daily Deals

We’re continuously offering great deals online and at our stores. Get notified of new bargains on your mobile device or computer.

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09

Mar

Register Now for Goodwill’s Hospitality Certification Training Program

March 9th, 2020 – Registration is now open for Goodwill of the Heartland’s upcoming Hospitality Certification Training Program in Burlington, Iowa. This seven-week program is free and available to the public. The next session is scheduled for March 23rd through May 7th. Registration closes on Monday, March 16th and the course is limited to 10

04

Oct

Goodwill Expands Retail Presence, Programming Space at Clinton Store

October 4th, 2019 — Goodwill of the Heartland will host an open house and ribbon cutting event at its newly expanded Clinton store and service site on Friday, October 18th. The address is 1015 13th Avenue North. The Clinton Chamber of Commerce will be on hand for a ribbon cutting ceremony at 10:30 am.

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