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Bobbie Grogan
George E. Norman, Jr.
Graduate of the Year Award Winner

Before coming to Goodwill, Bobbie Grogan said she never felt confident. “I was out of work when I found Vocational Rehabilitation. I talked to my counselor, and he recommended Goodwill for Customer Service classes,” says Bobbie.
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	•	Almost 90 percent of Goodwill revenue funds mission-related services.
	•	Goodwill served nearly 6,000 people in our community through training programs and employment related services in 2006-07.
	•	Goodwill placed nearly 1,200 people into new jobs.
	•	Goodwill employs over 225 people in the Piedmont Triad.
	•	Goodwill has been helping people become self sufficient for over 100 years
	•	Nationally, Goodwill places someone into a job every 56 seconds of every business day!


	•	Goodwill offers free job training and job search assistance. For more information contact us at 336-275-9801.
	•	Goodwill offers Home Pick Up service for those large, bulky items. Click here to find out more.
	•	HIGH POINT ROAD STORE NOW OPEN!!! . For more information call us at 275-9801.
	•	Goodwill and Dell Launch Reconnect ...Donate your computer today! Click Here to find out more!
	•	Goodwill focuses on the future and helping build it. Join the Goodwill Team today, Click here for the latest Job Openings. Because at Goodwill, Our Business is Changing Lives!

Ricky Cobb
Michael W. Haley
Graduate of the Year Award Winner

When Ricky’s employer of twenty-six years closed the doors in 2005, he found himself alongside hundreds of other unemployed Rockingham County workers.
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Goodwill Industries Business Cornerstone Award Winner
Last October in an announcement made by Lt. Governor Beverly Perdue, Goodwill, in partnership with Dell, proudly introduced RECONNECT, a free drop-off program for the recycling of unwanted computers.
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