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Be a Goodwill Volunteer

Is your service group, business, or school looking for a rewarding opportunity to lend your time and hands to a worthy cause? Consider volunteering for Goodwill.

We have experience organizing one-time work days at our facilities such as this group of students from Whitworth University, who cleared the area for the entrance to our new child care center.

Huckleberry Donation DriveSometimes groups wish to assist us with a corporate donation drive. A donation drive is held annually at Huckleberry's Natural Market. Events such as these are fun and important. Quality donated goods are Goodwill's life blood.

 Become a mentor through Goodwill

Mentoring Children of Promise (MCP) is a community-based mentoring program sponsored by Educational Service District 101 and implemented by Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest. The children is program serve are experiencing life with a parent(s) who is incarcerated. MCP provides eligible young people support through valuable, ongoing, one-on-one relationships with screened and qualified mentors.

For more information on the MCP Program, please contact: 
Joy Jones, MCP Program Coordinator
joyj@giin.org; 509.344.0169 or visit http://mcp.esd101.net/
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As a centerpiece of “responsible recycling” Goodwill recently partnered with Huppin’s Hi-Fi Video and Stereo of Spokane and online to promote donating gently used household items, including electronics. More»
3/15/2010 - Goodwill Provides New Services in Northern Idaho
In partnership with Idaho’s Department of Health and Welfare and Easter Seals Goodwill of Northern Rocky Mountain, Inc., Spokane’s Goodwill agency is now providing job training and placement services for participants in the state’s Working Solutions project in Region I and Region II of Idaho as a subcontractor. Participants in Working Solutions (WS) are transitioning from public assistance to self-sufficiency with the Goodwills’ help. More»
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