GOODWILL Making News
Goodwill provides $30,000 in vouchers to VA of Lexington for third straight year
We’re proud to announce we’ve partnered with Veteran Affairs of Lexington to provide $30,000 in vouchers to the health care system for a third straight year. The voucher program provides veterans with free clothing and other needs. Vouchers are in the amount of $10...
How Kentucky is celebrating Black History Month
At Goodwill Industries of Kentucky, we are proud to celebrate Black History. By highlighting historical events, figures and employees and events within our organization throughout the month of February, we hope we can help capture what Black History Month means to us....
Goodwill Industries of Kentucky CFO Mark Hohmann graduates GII’s Executive Development Program (EDP)
We’d like to congratulate and highlight our Chief Financial Officer Mark Hohmann for graduating the Goodwill Industries International Executive Development Program (EDP). The EDP is a 16-month curriculum that blends classroom instruction and applied learning with a...
Goodwill holding Excel Center Career Expo to find candidates for new adult high school
At Goodwill, we pride ourselves on providing life-changing resources for Kentuckians in need. In fall 2022, we plan to take that mission to another level by opening Kentucky’s first tuition-free high school for adults, The Excel Center, in Louisville. To help us...
Goodwill partners with iHeartMedia Lexington to promote young adult reentry services
Each year in Kentucky, hundreds of unaccompanied young adults age 18-24 are unhoused for a variety of reasons — from family breakups to substance abuse to mental health challenges. Adults in this age range are especially vulnerable because they have aged out of many...
Goodwill partners with BCTC to launch reentry program in Lexington for young adults
We are excited to announce the launch of The Goodwill LifeLaunch: Ignite 2.0 Reentry Program in Lexington, made possible by a $4.5 million grant from the U.S. Department of Labor. The program serves young adults age 18-24 who have criminal backgrounds. Participants...
A letter from Goodwill Industries of Kentucky President and CEO Amy Luttrell: “We’re ready to put Goodwill to work, to do our part to help”
Dear fellow Kentuckians, Like all of you, we at Goodwill are grieved at the devastation caused by the recent tornadoes that tore through western Kentucky. The pictures show the destruction itself, but we know that the real picture includes a long struggle back to...
Goodwill commits to assisting Kentuckians in need following devastating storms
The extreme storms that affected parts of western Kentucky this December will not soon be lost on members of the Goodwill Industries of Kentucky family. The nonprofit organization has stores and and a resource center located in the path of the 200-mile tornado that...
Goodwill, KentuckianaWorks partner to establish Young Adult Opportunity Campus “The Spot”
Goodwill Industries of Kentucky and KentuckianaWorks have partnered to establish a new resource for Louisville youths in the form of a young adult opportunity campus. The campus, dubbed “The Spot" and located at 800 West Chestnut Street on the campus of Jefferson...
Goodwill, Maryhurst team up to assist Louisville youths ages 18-24
We at Goodwill Industries of Kentucky have teamed up with Maryhurst and other youth-service organizations in Louisville, such as YMCA Safe Place Services and JCPS, to assist young adults ages 18 to 24 through a grant-funded program. The program is designed to connect...
