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Goodwill programs for youth enrich lives.
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Independence and dignity through work.
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Goodwill provides job training and related services.
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Goodwill helps individuals with disabilities and other barriers.
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Not charity, but a chance.
Business Services
Goodwill collaborates with hundreds of business partners each year to provide employment opportunities for job trainees.
Onsite Recruitment
Dozens of employers come to Boston Career Link throughout the year for onsite recruitment sessions where they are able to conduct on-the-spot interviews with qualified, pre-screened job seekers.
For more information, please email Maddrey Goode at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or call (617) 536-1888, ext. 739.
Did you know?
The Goodwill Stores are run as social enterprises, meaning they support Goodwill’s mission to provide job training for individuals with disabilities and other barriers to employment while also providing jobs and good quality, low-cost goods to individuals and families looking for value.
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