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Outlet de Richmond

6301 Midlothian Turnpike Richmond Virginia 23225 (804) 521-4921 Abierto ahora: de 8:00 a.m. a 6:00 p.m. Direcciones

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El color de esta semana es: naranja ¡Todos los artículos con este color de etiqueta tienen 50% de descuento!

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Meet Matthew, a man working for a Richmond-based employer with the help of Goodwill's individual supported employment program - helping people with disabilities grow their employment opportunities and learn to navigate the world of work. Did we mention that Matthew also speaks 30 languages? Visit our website to learn more about his story. #jobschangelives...#gotitatgoodwill #Inclusiveemployment #disability #careerdevelopment #vocationalservices #community #nonprofit #aspergers #autismemployment

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Do you know about Goodwill's sustainable practices? Bleach and amonia-free products are not only better for the environment but also prevent our associates from breathing in toxic materials while they work. .Learn more at https://goodwillvirginia.org/goodwill-as-a-good-steward/..#sustainability #whyGoodwill

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It's National 'Love your pet day!' Do you have any outfits, blankets, toys or other treasures your fur babies adore? We want to see them! 😍.#loveyourpet #loveyourpetday #Goodwill #WhyGoodwill #ShopGoodwill #thriftypets #Goodwillpets #catsofinsta #GotItAtGoodwill

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Getting a jump start on #springcleaning? When you donate to Goodwill your donations help find jobs for people in your community and provide other job-related services! ..#gotitatGoodwill #donate #jobschangelives #bringgoodhome #donationschangelives #whyGoodwill #doGood #whydonate

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Meet Aundre Williamson-Gray, one of our Goodwill career advisors-My role of career advisor along with our wonderful leadership here in the Hampton community employment center teaches me every day how to properly humble myself and walk-in someone else’s shoes. In the light of black history month, it is no secret that discrimination in this country wears different hats, and many black men and women often feel judged by the color of their skin instead of the contents of their heart when it comes to finding employment. Being a career advisor in the employment center gives me the opportunity to throw arms around those who feel like they have been looked over for employment opportunities based on the color of their skin or any other obstacles to employment they are facing. We get Job Seekers from all walks of life and they all have one thing in common, they need stable employment to survive. No matter what color their skin is the goal is usually to feed their family. Being the career advisor has taught me several lessons -1. It’s not my job to judge, it’s my job to understand2. It’s not my job to decide someone’s future for them, it’s my job to help them choose the most successful route to get to their desired destination3. Creating music and career advising is not that different. I first fell in love with music because I related to stories of pain and songs about solutions to the problems I faced in life and in my community. I now love career advising also. When job seekers come into the Employment Center they sometimes are at a low point in life and feel very discouraged. They need someone remind them that they are not alone and there are long-term solutions to the problems that they face. In the studio it begins with a microphone and a melody, in the CEC it begins with a conversation and a resume. #BlackHistoryMonth

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The first day of spring is only 32 days away. It’s almost 5k season! Keep those resolutions and check out the shoe collection at our Stavemill store in Powhatan. #5k #couchto5k #goodwillfinds #gotitatgoodwill #sneakerhead

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