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Goodwill Hawaii is offering free tax filing services through April for low-income residents. Families or individuals who earned less than $56,000 last year and do not own a home or business are eligible for the service. Across the state, there

For the 16th year in a row, Goodwill Hawaii is offering free tax filing services for low-income families – individuals or households who earned $56,000 or less in 2019 and do not own a home or business. Eligible participants can

– Community invited to drop off donations, enjoy holiday activities and enter for a chance to win tickets to the Hawaii Bowl- Goodwill Hawaii and Hawaii Foodbank are teaming up for a one-day donation event with the goal of packing

Goodwill Hawaii recently received a three-year CARF accreditation for its statewide job training, placement and education programs. The latest accreditation is the third time in the past four surveys (2010, 2016, and 2019) that CARF, an independent, nonprofit accreditor of

Low unemployment has been great for workers but tough on employers who feel like they can’t find enough help. That’s where some of Hawaii’s nonprofit organizations come in. PBN held a roundtable with the leaders of five local nonprofits whose

“In many ways, Goodwill has changed my life,” says Stefani Bindes, 42, a convicted former drug addict. “They knew my background – all the struggles and challenges I’ve gone through – and they were willing to take a chance on