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2023 Community Impact

6,055

adults and youth helped by Goodwill programs.

85

cents of each dollar supported services for our community.

703

people were trained in our digital skills classes.

600

people employed with our Goodwill.

567

people received intensive employment services.

2,156

people helped through Goodwill's housing assistance programs.

1,551,205

transactions at our 15 Goodwill stores.

298,984

items sold in our online stores.

629,530

donation visits to Goodwill.

1,149

people helped with financial stability through Payee services.

635

Veterans helped through Supportive Services for Veteran Families.

$340,773.92

Round Up donations invested to support community needs.

Environmental Impact

Through our donation, salvage and recycling programs, Goodwill kept 22,264,604 pounds of material out of the area landfills in 2023. That is 793 large dump trucks full of stuff that didn’t end up in our landfills. Goodwill helped e-cycle 434,712 pounds of electronics waste in 2023. Electronics often contain heavy toxic metals that can contaminate soil and water if sent to landfills.

A few words from the President/CEO, Clark Brekke

We are pleased to present our 2023 Workforce & Family Services annual Impact Report. This report reflects an ongoing commitment on our part to continuously improve Goodwill’s programs and services each year throughout the Inland Northwest.  

We are guided by a powerful vision. We believe in opportunities for all people. 

This vision and our passion to see lives changed guide our mission: Together, we create opportunities that change lives and strengthen communities. 

Together….We cannot do this work alone. Our community partners, our team members, our participants and their families, our donors, and our shoppers are all part of the mission here at Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest. Thank you for helping us help others with a hand up!

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