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Goodwill Industries of Southeastern Wisconsin and Metropolitan Chicago, a diverse non-profit community organization which provides training, employment and supportive services for people with disabilities or disadvantages who seek greater independence, announced that its retail business is offering online shopping options.

As the end of the year approaches, we enter into a season of reflection and gratitude. Between our amazing teams and our awesome communities, Goodwill has plenty to be grateful for. So, we asked a few of our Goodwill team leaders and employees to tell us what it is that they are thankful for this year. Here are their responses.

As Veterans Day approaches, Goodwill gives thanks to all those who served our country.

During a year when so many have had to pivot and adjust, the Goodwill Day Services program is no different.

In celebration of National Disability Employment Awareness Month, Goodwill is sharing inspiring stories of people with disabilities who have overcome struggles.

Most of us can think of a handful of successful people off the top of our heads – at work, in our communities, in major industries all around the world. But, what many of us may not think of right away is the one thing they likely all have in common: a mentor.

WIS International considers itself a people company and prides itself on having a diverse workforce with an accessible and welcoming workplace.

Historically, disabled individuals faced many hurdles when looking for employment. But today’s hiring managers recognize that people with disabilities bring valuable skills and perspectives to the job.

Finding the value in every person – that’s the mission statement at Grebe’s Bakery, an equal-opportunity employer beloved by the communities they serve in the Greater Milwaukee area.