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Goodwill Hawaiʻi was recently awarded a new one-year contract by the State of Hawaiʻi DLIR Office of Community Services to provide Employment Core Services to Lahaina’s immigrant population or any other Maui resident who was displaced from work as a

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JRAODzfJJ0 (Island News) The state contracts Goodwill Hawaii to provide employment services for Maui workers displaced by wildfires.

Honolulu, Hawaii – Goodwill Hawaii was recently awarded a new one-year contract by the State of Hawaii’s DLIR Office of Community Services (OCS) to provide Employment Core Services to Lahaina’s immigrant population or any other Maui resident who’s been displaced from

HONOLULU (HI Now) – Bring your costume to life and shop Goodwill Hawaii for Halloween! Get out your phone, scan the QR code and pick what you want our HI Now hosts to wear. We’ll show off our costumes from

Goodwill may be known as a thrift store, but its Hawaii operation is also trying to make a name for itself in the e-commerce market, by offering high end items for sale. Monday morning, shoppers fill up the aisles at

Honolulu, Hawaii – Goodwill Hawaii announced today several free programs that the nonprofit organization is providing to Maui residents who’ve been displaced from their homes and/or jobs as result of the recent fires. “Our hearts grieve for the Maui communities

HONOLULU – Goodwill Hawaii will celebrate the grand re-opening of its Kaimuki Store and Donation Center at the all-new Civil Beat Plaza (located on the ground level of 3650 Waialae Ave.) on Friday, Sept. 1, by giving away free gift

In America’s most costly state, 44% of people can’t afford basic expenses and many more barely stay afloat. But there’s help for the wide spectrum of ALICE residents, including highly educated yet underpaid professionals. What Does ALICE Stand For? In

Grand Opening celebration set for October 1 HONOLULU – Goodwill Hawaii will open the doors to its newest store and donation center and its first in Kaneohe at the Kaneohe Shopping Center (45-934 Kamehameha Hwy.) on Friday, September 9. The nonprofit organization