Three Women CEOs Poised to Make HERstory with New Goodwill Collaboration
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목요일, 3월 21, 2024
BALTIMORE and WASHINGTON and WILMINGTON, Del., March 21, 2024 /PRNewswire-PRWeb/ -- In a first of its kind collaboration, the CEOs of Goodwill organizations from Maryland, Washington D.C. and Delaware — who all happen to be women — have joined forces to launch an innovative sustainability initiative aimed at making the most use of donated items that don't sell in their stores, upskilling their retail workforce and increasing their capacity to deliver on their non-profit mission. This effort is set to revolutionize recycling and reuse by investing in cutting-edge technology to convert textiles, glass and plastic into raw materials that can be upcycled into new goods[CM1] .
Key Points:
- Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake, Goodwill of Greater Washington, and Goodwill of Delaware and Delaware County join forces on program aimed at recycling and sustainability.
- "We have a responsibility to do more to bring sustainable practices to the end-of-life cycle of donated goods that don't sell in our stores."
- "Goodwill organizations have been recycling household goods since we were founded, more than 100 years ago.
- For more information about this sustainability collaborative please visit Goodwill Industries of the Chesapeake goodwillches.org; Goodwill of Greater Washington dcgoodwill.org, or Goodwill of Delaware & Delaware County http://www.GoodwillDE.org