Diana has volunteered for more than a year, participating in job readiness workshops, the 10th Annual Glitter Gala & Fashion Show and Goodwill's Thank-a-Thon.

Jeff has volunteered countless hours conducting financial literacy workshops at many of Seattle Goodwill's 24 store locations. His donated time has provided many benefits to Goodwill employees. 

When you donate to Seattle Goodwill, you are not only improving lives through job training and education. You’re helping the environment, too! #Breakup4good with your items this month, and visit our Facebook page to enter to win giveaways April 9-20.

This weekend the 90th Academy Awards take place and it's not too late to throw a great Oscar party with the help of Seattle Goodwill. 

Enter our monthly Goodwill Treasure Photo Contest. Snap a photo of your best Goodwill finds, use #GoodwillTreasure on your Facebook, Twitter and Instagram post and you will automatically be entered to win a $25 dollar gift card.

Seattle Goodwill's newly-opened Sustainable Office is a great place to purchase gently used office furniture for a upstart business. The store sells office furniture ranging from chairs, desks, tables, whiteboards, etc. 

Doing taxes for many is that task put off week-after-week until tax day sends everyone scrambling last-minute to get their taxes completed. Seattle Goodwill has a stress-free solution.

Our 2016-17 Annual Report showcases the impact — with the help of donors, volunteers and partners — we make in our community by providing free job training and education to those in need. Through personal stories, you'll learn how our students overcame barriers wby utilizing the breadth of Goodwill's services.

Our theme, "Opportunity," signifies the support our students need to transform their lives. Our students desire greater economic prosperity. We provide the opportunity.

On Saturday, December 9 between 10 am and 4 pm, Seattle donors can open the Uber app and request a pickup for their donations to be delivered by an Uber driver directly to a local Goodwill location, free of charge

Shawnteal, by the time she was 16, had endured abuse, been incarcerated twice and watched her best friend die due to gang violence. She often found herself standing on street corners, wondering if this was all she could expect from life.