




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.
Let’s Get Social!
We’re proud to continue our partnership with United Way of Treasure Valley for their 11th annual Children’s Book Drive. 📚
Our Goodwill team dropped off a collection of gently used books today in preparation for volunteers to sort, clean and distribute next week. This collaboration is especially meaningful to us; we’ve been part of this initiative from the beginning, united by a shared commitment to supporting children and fostering a love of reading.
We’re grateful to work alongside United Way to help put more books into the hands of young readers across our community.
Learn more about the book drive here 👇.
#EastersealsGoodwill #UnitedWay #CommunityImpact #BookDrive #LiteracyMatters
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This crew always puts a huge smile on our face! Thanks for your continued support!!
Great job, great partnership!
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Everything but food
Almost everything! 😅
USB cables
Lightbulbs
Shoes, kitchenware, outdoor coats and home decor
Baskets, vases, home decor
Baskets and vases.
I buy almost everything secondhand now because I have come to see thrifting as a practical way to reduce waste, extend the life of usable goods, and lessen demand for new production.
Jeans, shirts, purses, sometimes shoes.
Clothes, books, Zigsaw puzzles
Home decor, clothes, curtains, etc.🌸
Clothes
Clothes, decor, party supplies
Everything but toilet paper and food. No electronics either.
Everything but food
Cake pans
Pajama sets!
Everything I can.
I agree, everything I can, clothes, decor, gifts, dishes, books
Everything I can. Unopened bar soap, weedeater string, most of my clothes, and most of my fabric and all of my sewing notions.
Clothes. Especially for children
I've thrifted pretty much anything, but I had to draw the line at the unopened tin of smoked oysters I found at a different thrift store a few years ago. Not only were they expired but the price was twice what the grocery store price tag was, which was still on the can. 😲
Clothing
Dishes
Really, anything I can use. Except underwear:)
April showers bring… thrifted rainy day kits ☔️🧺
There’s nothing better than turning a rainy spring day into an excuse to slow down and get cozy. Head to your local Goodwill® today for everything you need to build your own in preparation for the next rainy day!
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