Strengthening people and communities through the POWER OF WORK.
London, Ontario
Goodwill Industries is a non-profit social enterprise that provides work opportunities, skills development and employee and family strengthening for people who face barriers such as disability or social disadvantage. The aim is to advance individuals, families and communities toward economic self-sufficiency and prosperity. On various social enterprise platforms such as donated goods, thrift retail, recycling, logistics, food and hospitality, power industrial sewing, commercial services and light manufacturing, Goodwill creates jobs, and unites caring and business to develop individual and community potential. Goodwill’s commitment goes beyond providing a job and a paycheck. We provide benefits and have a strong program emphasis on life coaching, wellness, training, access to education, career advancement, poverty reduction and social inclusion.
On-site · Toronto
The Donation Attendant provides excellent customer service by greeting donors and answering questions while maintaining a clean and safe donation area. They are also responsible for sorting donated goods into specific categories and maintaining accurate donor counts.
On-site
The Retail Production Associate is responsible for providing excellent customer service while sorting, pricing, and processing donated goods. They must maintain a safe, clean, and organized work environment while adhering to health and safety policies.
On-site · St. Thomas
The Keyholder is responsible for providing excellent customer service and assisting the store manager with daily operations and donation center tasks. They will also supervise team members, manage scheduling, and ensure the store maintains safety and product standards.
On-site · Burlington
Perform retail duties such as providing customer service, sorting and pricing donated goods, and maintaining safe work areas. Leadership roles involve coaching team members and supporting overall store operations.