Goodwill looks ahead to new year with plans to do more Bob Clark January 1, 2019 1 minute read Goodwill Industries of the Valleys served more than 40,000 persons and placed more than 3,000 people in the workforce in 2018 — and for 2019, it wants to do even more. WFIR’s Bob Clark has the story: Share: Post navigation Previous: Charges now filed against Shawn Hunter accuserNext: Salem Museum to feature Jamestown, 400 years later Related Stories Delta Dental of Virginia awards $825,000 in grants to bolster Virginia’s safety net clinics Web Staff April 20, 2026 “Brady” hails new gun violence prevention laws in Virginia Gene Marrano April 20, 2026 Roanoke unveils historic marker to honor ophthalmology pioneer Web Staff April 17, 2026
Goodwill Industries of the Valleys served more than 40,000 persons and placed more than 3,000 people in the workforce in 2018 — and for 2019, it wants to do even more. WFIR’s Bob Clark has the story:
