Goodwill Industries of Sac Valley & N. Nevada

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Goodwill Industries® of Sacramento Valley & Northern Nevada, Inc. is a non-profit 501(C)(3) social employment enterprise that provides comprehensive workforce development programs and wrap-around services to individuals in our community with the greatest barriers to employment, including veterans, homeless, individuals with disabilities, at-risk youth, the formerly incarcerated, and many more. In 2023, Goodwill provided over 16,940 life-changing services to members of our community. These services include vocational training, paid work experience, job coaching, and interview clothing assistance– providing holistic support to those we serve. Our retail stores and donation sites create an employment platform for job training and a funding stream for our community-based workforce development programs. The goal of these programs is to place people who are historically excluded from participation in the workforce into community-based, integrated, competitive employment. Learn more about our mission and community impact at www.goodwillmission.org

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Mission

Our mission is to utilize Goodwill resources to help people with disadvantages achieve self-sufficiency. Our vision is to leverage our donated goods retail enterprise to optimize our outreach in the communities we serve. Our direct and indirect service delivery is characterized by relevance, excellence and cost effectiveness. We aim to add value to the lives of all people with whom we interact and challenge them to achieve their full potential.

Needs

Participant Programs:

Goodwill tailors its programs to suit the individual needs of each participant. Although we receive funding from our retail enterprise to support our programs, it does not cover all the needs. Your donation will ensure that we can continue to provide comprehensive support to each participant as they strive for success and self-sufficiency.

Community Support:

Goodwill provides free interview skills, resume building and financial literacy workshops and interview clothing vouchers to the community. Your donation will support these vital community services.

Employer Partnerships:

We are always looking for employers who are willing and able to open their doors to support our participants as they develop the work skills necessary to be successful in the workforce, while practicing the skills taught in our program. Our participants are ready and eager to work; they just need an opportunity to demonstrate and cultivate their abilities. Please use this link if you are interested in partnering with us! https://goodwillsacto.org/mission-services/

Here's how your donations can make a meaningful difference:

*$25: Your $25 contribution can provide an interview outfit, giving someone the confidence and professional appearance needed to make a positive impression.

*$50.00: With $50, you can sponsor a workshop aimed at empowering individuals in crafting resumes or honing interview skills. This workshop can accommodate up to 25 people, equipping them with vital tools for success in the job market.

*$100: Your $100 donation can support various aspects of our program, including providing essential resources, mentoring, or facilitating networking opportunities, further bolstering individuals' chances of success.

*$300.00: A generous donation of $300 can provide almost 20 hours of paid wages for work experience, offering valuable hands-on training and income for individuals overcoming obstacles and realizing their full potential.

Join us in making a difference today!

Equity Statement

Goodwill Industries® of Sacramento Valley & Northern Nevada, Inc. values and respects the diversity of our employees, volunteers, people served and their families, and others that come into contact with our organization. Goodwill recognizes that embracing diversity in the workplace makes for better creativity, acceptance, tolerance, and innovation. It also broadens the range of knowledge, skills, and abilities of our staff members. As a community-based organization, our focus on cultural competency and diversity enables us to improve our ability to provide culturally appropriate services to the individuals we serve and ensure that the work environment fosters equal access and is free from harassment.

Goodwill is committed to enhancing our employees’ and other stakeholders’ awareness, compassion, and ability to interact with others who are of diverse backgrounds and abilities with dignity, respect, patience, and understanding. We achieve this goal by educating and training our staff members on the dynamics of our growing and culturally diverse community.

Organization Data

Summary

Organization name

Goodwill Industries of Sac Valley & N. Nevada

Year Established

1937

Tax id (EIN)

94-1201202

Mission Category

Human Services

Operating Budget

$10,000,001-$100 million

Organization Need

Funding: Unrestricted, Funding: Program

Demographics Served

Individuals with disabilities, Veterans, Homeless/Underhoused/Unhoused

Local Counties Served

Sacramento, Placer, El Dorado, Yolo

Address

8001 FOLSOM BLVD
SACRAMENTO, CA 95826

Service areas

Sacramento County, CA, US

Placer County, CA, US

Yolo County, CA, US

El Dorado County, CA, US

Nevada County, CA, US

Phone

916-395-9000

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