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Evergreen Goodwill is celebrating 100 years of existence throughout 2023! Over the next 10 months, we’ll highlight a different decade of our organization’s history and the evolution of Evergreen Goodwill’s Mission and community impact, starting where it all began – at the corner of Seattle’s Boren Avenue & Virginia Street in 1923.
Join Evergreen Goodwill for a fabulous shopping event celebrating Pride. Find your perfect Pride outfit with the help of local drag performers and a curated collection of sustainable fashion.
Happy Black History Month! As we reflect, commemorate and start a conversation to carry on through the year, we heard from employees across the Evergreen Goodwill team who gave us their perspective on what Black History Month and this year’s theme means to them.
This Black History Month, we are putting the spotlight on several designers who have been trailblazers in fashion. We invite you to learn more about their captivating stories on our blog and while shopping in store.
Evergreen Goodwill’s DIY Guy, Gary Foy, showcased some back-to-school/back-to-college fashion and common housewares that are perfect for any dorm room or apartment.
“With Evergreen Goodwill approaching its 100th anniversary in 2023, Campbell says, “Make no mistake, we are a nonprofit. After we consider the cost of running our extensive retail operation, we are still able to put over $11 million of that directly toward our mission to provide free job training and education, but also to continue to invest in increasing wages for our own 2,100 employees.'”
Through the support of generous donors and shoppers who choose to go treasure hunting at Goodwill, we were able to save more than 76 million pounds of materials from local landfills just last year alone! At Evergreen Goodwill, we are all about reducing waste and playing our part in helping the environment.
When you choose to shop at or donate to Evergreen Goodwill, you’re not only helping to reduce waste and keep materials out of local landfills, but you’re also giving back to the community by helping to break down barriers to education and employment. We call this 360° of Sustainability.
