Goodwill Industries of Arkansas

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About Us

Welcome to Goodwill Industries of Arkansas. For those who have a disability, lack education or work experience , or face other barriers, finding a job can seem impossible. Sometimes people need a hand up and that’s what Goodwill is all about.

Our job readiness training, education assistance, and employment placement services build lives, families and communities—one job at a time. The power of work allows individuals to achieve self-sufficiency, independence and dignity, benefiting the individual, but also our communities.

We could not achieve our mission without your support. When you give to Goodwill, you join in a circle of hope. A circle that puts people to work, trains them to get ahead and gives them independence, dignity and strength. A circle that changes lives. And every time you shop at Goodwill, you make the circle stronger. Become a part of our circle of hope...Donate, Shop, Change a Life! Thank you!

What's New

January is Get Organized Month – Goodwill can help with that
Posted by Susan Crossley
Did you know that the week after Christmas is the second busiest time of the year for recycling centers, waste haulers and landfills? (Spring cleaning time is the busiest). January has even been declared Get Organized Month and Goodwill can you help you.
Goodwill Industries of Arkansas celebrates 85th anniversary in 2012
Posted by Susan Crossley
During 2012, we will reflect on our achievements of the past 85 years and offer you significant savings along the way. Discover where Goodwill has been and where we are going...view articles, photos and our timeline from the last eight decades. Plus discover the fantastic savings we're planning to help commemorate 85 years in business! Click here for more information and to view our special 85 year anniversary section.
Goodwill starts a new chapter in Malvern with new Donation Center/Bookstore
Posted by Susan Crossley
Goodwill's first donation center and bookstore combo in state opens in Malvern! Located at 1900 Martin Luther King in Malvern, the new site provides easy access for donations of clothing, shoes, electronics, toys, and more, along with hundreds of books inside sorted by genre and author.

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