Goodwill Industries of Southeast Nebraska was created in 1932 by Miss Eleanor T. Miller, who had traveled to Boston and seen Goodwill Industries at work there. She brought the idea back to Nebraska and began implementing the same ideas and following the same, 'help up, not hand out' philosophy.
Goodwill Industries has always relied on public donations to fund their efforts but they now need your donations more than ever. This includes donating cars and trucks. While you won't see them on sale in Goodwill's retail stores, you can rest assured that your donation will be used to help people in your community. Some donated vehicles are sold to people in need of cheap, reliable transportation in order to get to work. More often, donated autos are sold at auction to raise the income needed to fund Goodwill's various training schemes, job placement services and other community programs.
If you have a car in your garage and you don't use it anymore, consider donating it to Goodwill Industries. If you are worried about the hassle, Charity Dispatch can help. They can help you through the donation process, avoiding the hassles that can sometimes arise when dealing with the paperwork involved, and will make it easy for you to donate your car to any Goodwill charity in the country.
The current economic crisis has caused massive unemployment and Goodwill Industries now has it's work cut out trying to help the many people affected to get their lives back on track. This means that they need vehicle donations more than ever. Donating clothes and furniture is still needed, but vehicle donations really add up and let Goodwill Industries all over the country more easily help people with job training and job placements, something that helps the local economy in other ways.
If you've ever thought of donating your car to Goodwill Industries, this is the time to take the plunge and go through with it. If you act today, your donation will help somebody tommorow.
Looking to make a big positive impact on your local community? Consider
vehicle donation as a means. The process of donating your vehicle is made easy when you follow the instructions at
http://www.charitydispatch.com/goodwill_donation/
