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Our training programs help people get jobs.
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Our stores provide good things at good prices.
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Our youth programs make the future brighter.
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Just as there are things you recycle, there are things you donate.
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Goodwill, not landfill.
Business Services
Goodwill collaborates with business partners to provide employment opportunities for job trainees.
Volunteer Opportunities
Goodwill offers numerous volunteer opportunities throughout the year. Most who volunteer at Goodwill do so as an extension of existing and often long-standing corporate and community partnerships. Every volunteer opportunity - from participation to Goodwill's annual holiday events to support of the Clothing Collaborative for Job Trainees, youth mentoring, sorting donated goods and more - is directly tied to Goodwill's mission to help individuals with disabilities and other barriers to self-sufficiency to achieve independence and dignity through work.
Please contact Brooke McDowell at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or (617) 541-1255 to learn about current opportunities.
Did you know?
Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries’ youth enrichment programs benefit hundreds of young people every year – from the Fresh Air Summer Camp to the BNY Mellon After-School Academy for Girls to school-to-work programs in Boston, Lynn, and Salem.
Eric Chouinard: Finding a Museum-Quality Connection
Visitors to the Peabody Essex Museum (PEM) in Salem see exhibitions and collections that include Native American artifacts, fashions of Iris Apfel, photographs by Valerie Belin, and paintings from India. What they don’t see is dust, fingerprints, or smears. That’s because the museum hired an enthusiastic high school student named Eric Chouinard as a member of their maintenance and janitorial team.
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