Goodwill’s annual report details workforce training Gene Marrano May 10, 2016 1 minute read Those old clothes or unwanted furniture dropped off at Goodwill stores and collection centers helped fund workforce training for thousands last year as WFIR’s Gene Marrano reports: Share: Post navigation Previous: Growing trend: friends of fire victims turn to gofundme sites in efforts to help them recoverNext: Big Brothers Big Sisters brings back Over the Edge Related Stories Roanoke College men’s lacrosse team receives NCAA DIII Tournament bid Clark Palmer May 4, 2026 Walk & Roll to School Day a chance for city elementary school kids to hit the road – safely Gene Marrano May 4, 2026 Hollins University receives $10 million gift to support HOPE Scholarship program Web Staff May 4, 2026
Those old clothes or unwanted furniture dropped off at Goodwill stores and collection centers helped fund workforce training for thousands last year as WFIR’s Gene Marrano reports:
