Our Story: Creating independence. Every person. Every day.
We’re passionate about providing opportunities for people to access the skills, support and encouragement they need to achieve greater independence.
Whether we’re teaching adults with intellectual disabilities daily living skills, helping low-income workers find meaningful employment, or assisting elderly adults with household chores so they can remain at home, the goal of all Easterseals-Goodwill services is to help people
increase their independence and improve their lives.
Our Community Impact:
Our Mission: Together we create opportunities that change lives.
Easterseals-Goodwill Northern Rocky Mountain Inc is a non-profit organization providing employment and job training, retail stores and operations,
community integration and housing for adults with intellectual disabilities, children’s therapy, and health-related programs for adults and seniors.
Easterseals-Goodwill provides 19 different programs in 58 locations throughout Montana, Idaho, Wyoming and Utah.
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What’s one item you think people overlook when thrifting?
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Kitchen wares. Most stuff is donated new in the box. People shop online for gifts and donate them. Check thrift stores before buying because so many good items are going to the landfill.
Employment 😁
Yarn
Toilet paper
Why would I tell my secrets ? I'm a flIpper.
Socks 😂 You already know because you don't put it out anymore. It ends up on your online auction 🤷🏽♂️
That you have already pulled out all of the valuable stuff and marked up the remaining, mediocre goods to sell us. I heard employees state they wanted them to leave stuff on the shelves longer because sales are down. What you overlook is that sales will continue to decline as long as the crappy stuff is continually marked up and the great stuff is pulled to sell on your auction site.
$10 jeans; we can get them new at that price.
You over pricing donated goods
Underwear
All the things goodwill marks up too much
Flashback Friday to one of our very first Facebook posts from July 24, 2009, a video of a summer carnival that we used to do. We started our Facebook page in July of 2009.
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