GOODWILL RESPONDS TO CORONAVIRUS EVENT

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We know there are growing concerns about the Coronavirus COVID-19 as a significant health event. The well-being of our donors, shoppers, program participants and our Goodwill employees is our top priority. We want you to know that Goodwill Industries of Central Illinois is monitoring the latest reports from State and Federal Agencies regarding suggested actions for organizations serving the public. We are taking precautionary measures to ensure the health and safety of our customers and our staff, by increasing the cleaning and sanitation of all hard surfaces within our locations to provide peace of mind and added precaution. All Goodwill Retail Stores, Donation Centers and Goodwill Commons will continue normal operations while we continue to closely monitor the situation, and we thank you for your continued support. Again, our customers, donors, program participants and staff are our highest priority. Goodwill Industries of Central Illinois is here to address any questions or concerns. You can reach the Communications Director during normal business hours at (309-682-1113 x 2151.

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