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SRQ DAILY

SATURDAY DEC 17, 2016 |

This season, Goodwill Manasota encourages you to give the gift of employment. Whether it’s an individual with a disability, a veteran having trouble reintegrating into her community, or a senior who needs to re-enter the workforce but doesn’t know where to start, Goodwill works to lower their barriers to securing a job. Donations are used to help fund Goodwill’s free job placement services, onsite and virtual skills training, employment training and other community–based services, such as career counseling, English language training, financial literacy and other programs to offer community members a hand up, rather than a handout. By donating to Goodwill, you help open up opportunities for hardworking people who are determined to overcome her past challenges and enjoy a better future. 

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