Since the age of 16, Nina had worked in the fast food industry and she was ready for something different. After the birth of her second child, Nina enrolled in online college classes but found it challenging to juggle being a mother while attending classes and working.

After relocating to Michigan, Tomasyne needed to find work in her new community but was having difficulty securing a job on her own so she called the Career Center and made an appointment.

After spending 30 years in prison, Bruce returned to a town he didn’t recognize and faced the daunting task of starting a new life. Goodwill’s Offender Success (OS) program worked with Bruce to define and achieve the goals he set for himself.

Jordan received paid skill building opportunities performing light industrial work outsourced from local businesses. 

Bill has been part of the Goodwill family off and on for 27 years. He’s happy to be back “home” at Goodwill in a job that is perfectly suited for his talents.

Taylor’s road to success has been steady and gradual, and her journey is ongoing.