More Than a Store: The Fiscal and Economic Impacts of Goodwill in Florida

This report highlights the substantial fiscal and economic impacts of Goodwill in Florida, contributing nearly $1.2 billion to the state's economy in 2023. Goodwill's nine territories across Florida delivered impactful programs, including career readiness, community services, and re-entry support. These initiatives not only created over 14,000 jobs but also added $481.6 million in personal income and $652 million to Florida's GDP. Goodwill's model of investing donations directly into its programs demonstrates its dedication to fostering workforce development and enhancing local economies.

Florida TaxWatch underscores the importance of Goodwill's innovative and community-focused approach, emphasizing the need for continued support of such programs that provide critical resources and training for those facing barriers to employment. The report showcases the organization's commitment to creating meaningful opportunities and measurable economic impacts for Florida's residents and businesses.

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