Our Report to the Community

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MISSION

Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest
helps people build independence
through training, education, and employment.

FROM OUR PRESIDENT AND CEO

I hope you will find this Web site informative and will find ways to begin or expand your involvement with Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest.

One of the challenges in describing different aspects of our Goodwill is the complexity of our organization and our work.

Many people know Goodwill as shoppers seeking great “finds” or as donors who feel good about recycling reusable goods through Goodwill.

If you or someone you know has received services from Goodwill, you surely have some idea of the work that our dedicated staff performs on behalf of the more than 3100 people with disabilities and disadvantages we serve each year.

Did you know that there are solid business opportunities in partnership with Goodwill?

Please visit our sections on events, volunteering, and current news, too. We all work very hard---but we also like to create fun activities that are in keeping with our mission.

Thank you for visiting. I hope you’ll be back to see us soon and often!

With my best wishes,

Bobbi Johnson
President and CEO


2007 BOARD OF DIRECTORS Loretta Bombino, Chair Tom Hemingway, Vice Chair James Whanger, Secretary Charles Romberg, Treasurer
	Steve Becker Ron Childs Alan Curryer Peggy Hubbell Marcea Mandsager	Don Pedersen Richard Storro Chud Wendle Rich Williams Dr. Frank Conklin, Director Emeritus
Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest maintains and promotes a policy of equal opportunity and nondiscrimination in our programs, activities, employment practices, and services. A national organization, the Rehabilitation Accreditation Commission (CARF), has accredited the vocational programs submitted for evaluation. Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest is one of more than 200 autonomous Goodwills that are members of Goodwill Industries International.

BUILDING A STRONGER COMMUNITY
2006 ECONOMIC IMPACT
Community Investment in Goodwill
Sale of donated goods processed by Goodwill employees			$ 11,866,550

Grants and fees for vocational services			$ 2,294,118

ABC Discovery Child Care Center fees			$ 325,029

Contracts and food service			$ 184,075

Community support of Goodwill programs and projects			$ 193,486

		Total	$ 14,863,258
From Goodwill to Our Community
Wages, payroll taxes, and benefits paid to Goodwill’s workforce, averaging 600 plus employees			$ 10,570,733

Supplies and services			$ 1,018,349

Occupancy and equipment			$ 1,350,415

Shipment of donated goods, transportation, and trash disposal			$ 754,543

Communications and promotion			$ 368,626

Other operating expenses			$ 383,228

Service/program expansion fund and debt retirement			$ 417,364

		Total	$ 14,863,258