Dive into all things July—from building job skills to early Halloween fun! We spotlight the Next Generation Zone for World Youth Skills Day, celebrate National Disability Independence Day, and share how Goodwill helps people of all abilities gain confidence and independence at work.

🎃 Get the scoop on our Halloween X-Spo sponsorship!

Tune in to hear what’s good, right now, at Goodwill.

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Ready to make this summer stylish and smart on a budget? In this episode of What’s Good, Goodwill?, Hope and Michelle share sizzling summer thrift tips—from poolside fashion finds to festival-ready accessories—all scored secondhand!

Plus, learn how to upcycle your way to DIY glory and pull together a Renaissance Faire look without spending a royal fortune.

💻 Then, meet Shon Fowler as he breaks down how Goodwill’s FREE Google Career Certificates can help you (or someone you know) level up in today’s digital job market.

Whether you’re thrifting for fun, fashion, or your future, this episode has something for you. Tune in and stay thrifty, Inland Northwest!

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May is Mental Health Month—and there’s no better time to highlight the powerful ways Goodwill is taking action in our community. In this episode of What’s Good, Goodwill?, we’re celebrating Goodwill Industries Week and spotlighting how our programs are helping veterans and individuals facing housing instability rebuild their lives.

You’ll hear real stories of resilience, like Jennifer’s journey from near homelessness to financial independence, and learn how Goodwill’s Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) and Housing and Essential Needs (HEN) programs provide critical support with lasting impact.

🎧 Tune in for stories of hope, strength, and the real difference community support can make—especially when mental health and stability are on the line.

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It’s your lucky day, thrift lovers! In this episode of What’s Good, Goodwill?, we’re diving into all the good happening in March, but the real pot of gold?

Big changes are happening at Goodwill! We’re spilling the details on the brand new Colville Goodwill location and what it means for shoppers, donors, and resources. Looking to level up your skills? We’ll introduce you to the Google Digital Career Accelerator—a game-changing opportunity to boost your career. March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, and we’re shining a light on inclusion, empowerment, and the incredible work happening in our community.

Plus, did you know that Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest is women-led? We’ll celebrate the powerhouse women shaping the future of thrift and social impact. And of course, we wrap up with a heartwarming success story that proves second chances are always in style!

Tune in for laughs, insights, and all the feel-good vibes. Don’t forget to subscribe and share—because what’s good at Goodwill is good for everyone!

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Discover how to score unique, sustainable gifts that show your love without breaking the bank or the planet. From creative upcycling ideas, to celebrating the life of Sandy Williams and her impact on Goodwill and our local community, to an inspiring spotlight story about employment success, we’ll explore how the perfect way to celebrate February. This episode is packed with inspiration. Tune in and let’s celebrate legacy, love, and sustainability together! Check out our Good Bits section for photos and links for this episode.

New year, new season, new hosts! Today, we’re kicking off season four with a fresh look at the year ahead, setting new goals, and how Goodwill can help you make those resolutions a reality through donating, shopping, and connecting you with resources for housing, employment, and financial support programs in eastern Washington and north Idaho.

What’s Good, Goodwill? podcast hosts Heather and Michelle sat down with Clark Brekke, Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest President and CEO to discuss our past, present, and future of Goodwill as we celebrate our 85th anniversary on Thursday, December 5th. 

What's Good, Goodwill? podcast hosts Heather and Michelle are caffeinated and excited to share all the GOOD things Goodwill Industries of the Inland Northwest is grateful for. 

Thank you for donating gently used and new coats during the 4 News Now Coats 4 Kids donation drive. Learn how your donations help change lives in the inland northwest through Goodwill's Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program. Be inspired by Joseph's story of success! 

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What's Good, Goodwill? podcast hosts Teresa, Heather, and Michelle gathered in our spooky media room to chat about the GOOD happening around Goodwill. Grab your pumpkin spice, pull up a chair, and let's share the good.  

October is packed full of events. Learn about Coats for Kids, the BECU Shred and eCycle Event, Spokane Veterans Stand Down. Are you ready? learn about our South Hill Community Trunk or Treat and how you can register to be a sponsor or participate as a trunk.

October is National Disabilities Employment Awareness Month. Learn how team members like Danny, October's featured success story, have found employment through Goodwill's employment programs in eastern Washington and north Idaho. 

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What’s Good, Goodwill? Hosts Heather and Michelle sat down with Bryan Stanfill, Goodwill’s Director of Behavioral Health and Wellness to talk about Goodwill’s upcoming Peer Support Specialist, Suicide Prevention Awareness Month, and Goodwill’s Goodlife and SupportLinc programs.

Listen to hear about all the event happening at Goodwill in September. Find out why you should try to choose secondhand first not just in September but every day.

Learn about our South Hill Community Trunk or Treat and how you can register to be a sponsor or participate as a trunk.

Finally, be inspired by Star’s success story. 
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