Mission
We strengthen communities, advance reuse and sustainability, and empower people to achieve their potential.
Programs and Services
- Goodwill of Southwestern Pennsylvania provides 50 workforce development programs and services from these four areas:
- EDUCATION & TRAINING: High School Equivalency Classes (HiSET/GED), Computer Classes / Digital Skills, English as a Second Language (ESL) Classes, Licensed Computer-Based Testing Center
- DISABILITY SERVICES: Adult Disability Services, Youth Disability Services, Supported Employment, Mental Health Services, Assistive Technology
- HOUSING & COMMUNITY SERVICES: Supportive Housing, Rapid Rehousing, Emergency Needs Fund, Give Back Program, Northside Common Ministries (homeless shelter and food pantry), Fatherhood FIRE (family focused, interconnectivity, resilient and essential)
- EMPLOYMENT SERVICES: Adult Workforce Development, Youth Workforce Development
Primary Revenue Sources
Foundations, individuals, and corporations
Primary Fundraising Event
Power of Work Awards
2023 Financials
Federal Tax ID | 25-1098928 |
Revenue | $74,101,400 |
Expenses | $70,880,647 |
Net Assets | $25,863,237 |
Contact
Name: | Lauren Brown |
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Title: | Vice President of External Relations |
Email: | lauren.brownr@goodwillswpa.org |
Website: | www.goodwillswpa.org |
Phone: | 412-728-1869 |
Address: |
118 52nd Street Pittsburgh, PA 15201 |
This website contains an organizational snapshot, as well as links and contact information, for each of our participating charities. We have also included the tax identification number for each charity so Donors wishing to review more detailed financial and governance information may access the Form 990 for that charity via irs.gov.