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Goodwill Success Stories

• Jermayne has been employed with Goodwill Industries of Lower South Carolina since March 2000. Referred for work services from the Charleston County Department of Disabilities and Special Needs (DDSN)... Read more...
• Frederick Miller came to Goodwill Industries of Lower South Carolina as a participant in the Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program (HVRP). Frederick, a veteran of the Vietnam War, was honorably discharged from duty in the late ‘60s. Read more...
• Carl Burbage is a wonderful example of someone who never allowed obstacles to get in the way of achieving his goals. Despite being diagnosed with developmental disabilities at an early age, Carl set his sights high. Read more...
• Mechelle Moultrie entered into a Work Program with Goodwill Industries in May 2000. Initially, this program allowed individuals with disabilities to work in an enclave and taught them how to sort and hang clothing, price wares and build pallets...all back room functions of a retail store. Read more...
• Retired Navy Chief Warrant Officer Larry Patterson moved from Seattle Washington to take over as Project Manager for Goodwill at the Marine Corps Air Station Mess Hall. The program was struggling when he arrived, but that quickly changed with Larry at the helm. Read more...
• Before coming to Goodwill, Kimberly Maple was shy and felt as though people did not treat her with respect because of her disabilities. Read more...
• Della Murray came to Goodwill through Retail University, an agency funded program that trains individuals in all aspects of the retail field and prepares them for employment. Read more...
• When Teresa Bosley smiles, you can't help but smile with her. One gets a sense that there are no obstacles that this lively lady cannot overcome; not a learning disability, a seriously ailing child or being displaced from a job that she held for more than eight years. Read more...
• After the death of his father, Antoine, a former member of his High School's ROTC, quickly lost his way. He began to exhibit negative behavior patterns and became socially withdrawn. Read more...
• Once shy and non-communicative, Nikki Benton has blossomed since coming to Goodwill. Read more...
• Through all of her struggles and challenges, Gloria was determined to overcome her barriers and to become successful at her job. Read more...
• Before coming to Goodwill, Marjorie didn't have a job. But her diligence and determination has made her the successful worker that she is today. Read more...
• After battling a drug addiction, Rayfield is clean and successfully employed. Read more...
• Fear over medical issues led Ann to bouts and depression and anxiety. But after 10 months of unemployment, Goodwill allowed her to realize her strength and ability to achieve her goals. Read more...
• Before coming to Goodwill, Kim had a difficult time working in competitive employment. Since coming to Goodwill, she has bloossomed into a social butterfly and is successful in her position within the enclave. Read more...
• Misty Robertson has come a long way since the car accident that caused traumatic brain injury when she was only 18 years old. Read more...
• Jason's speech impairment left him unsure of his abilities. Since beginning work in the scullery of the Charleston Naval Weapons Station Galley, Jason gained confidence and broken out of his shy demeanor. Read more...