Stronger Together. Partner & Advocate With Goodwill.

Evansville Goodwill works with businesses, nonprofits, schools, faith communities, civic organizations, employers, service providers, and other community partners throughout our region.

Partnerships can take many forms, from hosting a donation drive or community event to referring people to education and workforce programs or collaborating on a broader regional initiative.

Organizations can partner with Evansville Goodwill in several ways, including hosting a donation drive, connecting individuals with education and employment resources, holding meetings or community events in mission-focused spaces, sharing emerging community needs, or exploring another collaborative project.

If your idea does not fit neatly into one category, our team is still happy to start a conversation.

Yes. Donation drives are a practical way for businesses, schools, faith communities, civic groups, and other organizations to bring people together around a local cause.

Evansville Goodwill can work with your group to plan the collection, review donation guidelines, and determine available collection or transportation support based on the size, timing, and location of your drive.

Yes. Evansville Goodwill offers mission-focused spaces that can support corporate training, meetings, professional development, networking events, resource fairs, presentations, and other community gatherings.

Options include The Helms Hall as well as gathering and breakout spaces connected to the Opportunity Center.

Yes. Community organizations and service providers can connect individuals with Evansville Goodwill for help exploring education, job training, employment support, digital skills, and other resources.

Opportunity Services can help identify the appropriate next step based on the individual’s goals and needs, including connections to programs such as The Excel Center®, GoodSkills Academy, and employment services.

The Opportunity Center brings Goodwill services and complementary community resources together in one welcoming location.

Available support can include access to computers, high-speed internet and printers, employment preparation, resume and interview assistance, upskilling opportunities, digital-skills training, personalized guidance, and connections to community partners and wrap-around resources.

Local organizations and community members are often among the first to see new barriers, gaps in services, or changing neighborhood needs.

Evansville Goodwill’s Community Needs option allows you to share what you are seeing so our team can review the information and determine an appropriate next step.

Local organizations, schools, shelters, and other community partners may submit a request for material support, such as clothing vouchers or specific household items, to assist the people they serve.

Requests are reviewed by the Evansville Goodwill team. Providing complete information about your organization, event, and need helps our team evaluate the request.

Evansville Goodwill serves a 28-county region across Southern Indiana, Southeastern Illinois, and Western Kentucky.

Our partnerships are designed to strengthen connections across that regional footprint and help communities respond to education, employment, and other barriers to opportunity.

Reach out. Partnerships do not always fit into a predefined category, and Evansville Goodwill welcomes conversations about new ways to work together.

Contact our team to discuss a collaboration, regional initiative, event, referral opportunity, resource connection, or another idea that could strengthen our communities.