Goodwill Industries of North Central Wisconsin

Skill building programsgoodwill ncw tailors plans of care and targeted training to increase job readiness and grow skills that lead to sustained employment and improved financial stability.in 2022, 1,044 individuals, 80% of whom have a barrier, were employed in Goodwill ncw mission-integrated operations. In addition to this, 5,792 individuals were served by programs that help individuals with barriers develop skills and obtain competitive employment opportunities throughout 189 companies and organizations in our communities. Goodwill ncw assists in career exploration, resume creation, employment skills training, soft and digital skills development, job retention and benefit analysis.goodwill ncw's mission begins with the communities' support through donations. These donations in turn are sorted and merchandised for sale, which provide meaningful training and employment opportunities for people across the North Central Wisconsin counties we serve. In 2022 we helped divert 51.7 million pounds from the landfill. Retail store and training center operations generate revenue and cash flow that are used to fund mission programming, community support and cover general & administrative expenses.interested readers are encouraged to read the form 990 tax returns of all related entities in order to obtain complete information about the activities, operations, and interrelationships of the collective Goodwill of North Central Wisconsin (Goodwill ncw) organizations.

Community assistancethese programs provide emergency assistance on a referral basis to local agencies and schools allowing those agencies to immediately help clients as they work toward a path to financial stability. In 2022 more than 38,601 individuals were served and $674k of emergency assistance was provided.

Financial programsgoodwill ncw provides a variety of financial services for our communities, ranging from budget planning and first-time home buyer classes to debt repayment, bankruptcy education and tax filing assistance. 3,601 individuals were served in these programs in 2022.