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Our training programs help people get jobs.
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Our stores sell good things at good prices for a good cause.
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Our youth programs make the future brighter.
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NOT CHARITY, BUT A CHANCE.
Our mission is to provide exemplary job training and related services to help individuals with disabilities and other barriers to self-sufficiency to achieve independence and dignity through work.
Publications
To view Goodwill's Annual Report, please open the PDF included below. If you would like a copy of the annual report to be mailed to you, please call the Department of Development & External Affairs at (617) 541-1259.
To view a the most recent issue of Goodwill's semi-annual newsletter, Goodwill Outlook, please open the PDF attached below. If you would like a copy of our current or past newsletters, please call the Department of Development & External Affairs at (617) 541-1259.
Did you know?
Morgan Memorial Goodwill Industries’ youth 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.
Rugenia Zimmerman: The Career-Course Connection
For Rugenia Zimmerman, the recession was a wake-up call. She had been working in the healthcare field for 25 years and knew that caring for people was her passion. But she also knew that losing her job as a patient observer at a local hospital was a very real possibility due to cutbacks and layoffs. Wisely, Rugenia sensed it was time to look into job training options that would help her transition to a better job with more security. She found out about Goodwill’s Human Services Employment Ladder Program (HELP) and enrolled. For Rugenia, this eight-week class that prepares individuals to work in the human services industry was just the ticket she needed to advance in a line of work she already loved.
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