Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida, Inc.

Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida, Inc., is happy to announce its selection by the Robert V. and Benjamin G. Miller Fund as its first organizational provider of Trailways Camp, a camp for adults with disabilities in Southwest Florida.

Two new stores in two weeks-- Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida is already halfway to that ambitious goal. The nonprofit opened its Naples Book Store on Sept. 7, 2012 and will open it's Estero Retail & Donation Center on Sept. 14.

Elisabet Stadelman will provide job search and resume assistance, skills training, and family strengthening assistance at the Goodwill Job-Link center in LaBelle, Florida.

Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida employees and board members officially cut the ribbon on the agency’s new Englewood (Fla.) Job-Link center, which provides employment services, skills training, and family strengthening resources.

Eight aspiring entrepreneurs are now one step closer to starting their own business, after graduating from Goodwill's Southwest Florida MicroEnterprise program on April 5.

$25,000 gift is part of CVS Caremark Charitable Trust’s $4.3 million in grants to 98 organizations. Goodwill will utilize the funds, along with to $3,000 from the Computer Science Collaboration Project to support the High School/High-Tech program.

Authors and pirate enthusiasts James and Sarah Jane Kasermen will bring their high-energy book-signing and pirate show to the Goodwill Donation Center & Book Store in Fort Myers on Saturday, March 31.

A late rally by Florida led the squad to victory against the US National Women's Team in the 2012 Florida Sled Hockey Showcase. Team Florida included players from the Ft Myers-based Florida Eels, sponsored by Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida

Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida has expanded its mission services reach by opening a full-time Job-Link center inside its Towne Centre Store in Naples. Goodwill has served Collier and surrounding counties with mission services for 45 years.

Three graduates of the Southwest Florida MicroEnterprise project are receiving startup grants of $2,500 each from Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida and Lee County Human Services.