Goodwill Industries of the Philippines

GOODWILL INDUSTRIES of the  PHILIPPINES 

                            (A civic organiszation dedicated to the rehabilitation of the  handicapped)
 Goodwill works to enhance the dignity and quality of life of individuals and families by strengthening communities, eliminating barriers to opportunity, and helping people in need reach their full potential through learning and the power of work.
 

Goodwill Industries of the Philippines, Inc. (GIPI) was founded by Dr. Severino N. Luna on December 16, 1975 with 15 incorporators. It is registered with the Securities & Exchange and the Bureau of Internal Revenue as a donee institution committed to the rehabilitation of persons with disability and disadvantaged. It provides them with skill empowerment through training programs and livelihood 

Projects to make them become confident, self-reliant, independent, and productive members of society. GIPI has been in the business of "enabling the disabled" for over 30 years...thanks to the benevolence of donors and volunteers. Although known as a charitable organization, it cannot yet rely wholly on the operations of its thrift store and there is a continuous need to raise funds to support its various programs and activities.

Help us continue our mission to "enable the disabled" through your generous donation of used clothes, shoes, bags, toys, books, old appliances, furniture and fixtures, home and office decors, equipment, curtains, linens, kitchen and dining wares and utensils, etc. and even old inventories of companies.

Volunteer your skills in empowering persons with disability. Volunteer a part of your time in raising funds to help support our livelihood projects. Volunteering is open to retirees, senior citizens, youth, government and private employees and officials, businessmen and other professionals and all participants in the Goodwill program. Volunteers contribute to the Goodwill mission through service. Goodwill embraces the spirit of volunteerism by encouraging the staff and those they serve to be active participants in both their offices and respective communities. JOIN THE GOODWILL INDUSTRIES VOLUNTEER SERVICES, also known as GIVS.