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My local goodwill has received hundreds of swag shirts from me over the years. I like to think the local poor in Miami are benefiting from the dot com boom at l
by brianbreslin 13y ago
My local goodwill has received hundreds of swag shirts from me over the years. I like to think the local poor in Miami are benefiting from the dot com boom at least indirectly.
- jevinskie 13y agoGoodwill has an appeal far larger than just the poor!
- marincounty 13y agoI have huge questions about Goodwill. 1. Why are your district managers paid so much money? 2. Why don't you prosecute store managers who have stolen, embezzled thousands of dollars? 3. I heard your Marin Store has fired at least three managers(in 12 years)for theft. One was hired back? 4. Why don't you tell prospective donators that their donated items won't stay at the donated store? 5. Why do you only keep convicts on for one year? 6. Why don't you wash all donated clothes? Your employees are telling the public everything is washed. 7. I really question your nonprofit, and just who benefits.
- ctdonath 13y agoInflammatory off-topic.
- d23 13y agoAre we trying to suppress any critical sub-comments? I've never heard these complaints, and it doesn't look as though it's the only thing the user is posting. Seems interesting to me.
- ctdonath 13y agoI rarely ever make such criticism, but that post seemed unusually detailed and unusually disconnected for a tangent. The post is also directed at a "you" who has nothing to do with this thread or source link. Fine as a dedicated thread or relevant tangent, but this thread is about giving shirts to a museum and he's listing prolific grievances with and directed to the leadership of an unrelated charity.
- djcrayon 13y agotrickle down works!