Auto Donation More Important Than Ever to Goodwill’s Employment

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By : Charity Dispatch 19 or more times read

Submitted 2009-11-08 16:29:20

In many of today’s papers a grim milestone for the country was reached as the jobless rate for October soared above ten percent. It’s the first time since the eighties that the rate has hit that high and no doubt the pressure will be on Washington to get moving on job creation. History has always shown that job growth lags significantly behind economic growth but despite the fact that it was reported the economy had begun growing again in the summer, the high rate of unemployment is of concern to everyone. At a time when people from all walks of life are competing for jobs, it’s vital that Goodwill continues to help the disadvantaged find jobs through their training, employment and career services. In addition to the infamous Goodwill stores throughout the country, auto donation remains a viable means of funding these vital programs. With job opportunities few and far between, when you donate a car to Goodwill you are funding training for people who would otherwise not even be able to compete for work that might be out there. To read this entire article visit here.

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