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Why Goodwill of North Georgia?

Since 1925, we’ve been a non-profit on a mission to help our neighbors. We do this by using funds from donations and stores to help job seekers find a job, a better job and a career. Join our team and be a part of a movement that is making a difference in countless lives around North Georgia.

We’re looking for talented, dedicated employees in a variety of areas.

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Jobs at Goodwill

Hourly Jobs

Explore part-time and full-time opportunities available across our stores, donation centers and career centers.

Support Services

Search support services opportunities across various departments such as accounting, human resources, marketing, IT and more.

Technical Jobs

Join our technical team and provide specialized services including maintenance, truck drivers, custodians, and more.

Management

Join our management team and be responsible for building and leading our internal teams in support of our mission.

Goodwill is an Equal Opportunity Employer

With over 100 locations across North Georgia and over 2,000 employees, we’re recognized as one of the best and most inclusive places to work in Atlanta. Goodwill of North Georgia is an Equal Opportunity employer and we do not discriminate regarding race, religion, color, national origin, citizenship, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, age, ancestry, genetic information, veteran’s status, or status as a qualified individual with a disability, or any other characteristic protected by applicable Federal, State or Local law. It is the policy of Goodwill to consider applicants based solely on qualifications and merit.

We provide reasonable accommodations to individuals with disabilities for completing the online application, interviewing or any other steps of the hiring process. To request assistance, please call 404-554-9551. If you reach our voicemail, please leave a detailed message and a member of the team will contact you within 3 business days.

Alternatively, an email may be sent to recruiting@ging.org with “Applicant Accommodation” included in the subject line of the email.

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Meet Veronica

A native of Fulton County, Veronica Lightburn graduated from Arabian Mountain High School and began her college studies at Oglethorpe University. Unfortunately, rising tuition costs prevented Veronica from completing her degree, and she began bouncing around in call center and other customer service roles. During this time, she became more interested in technology and had thought about learning to code, although the idea terrified her.

Meet Aleese

Aleese Ingram, a lifelong resident of Snellville, has always had a passion for sports. Upon graduation, she enrolled at Kennesaw State University with plans to major in business. In May 2021, a friend alerted Aleese to a Facebook post promoting Goodwill’s summer internship opportunity with the Atlanta Falcons and Atlanta United, made possible by the Bank of America grant.

Meet Akin

When the COVID-19 pandemic struck, Akin lost his sales job in the transportation industry. His ensuing job search proved unsuccessful, so he decided to move his family to Georgia. Settling in Douglasville, he began looking for work and spent six months completing applications and going on interviews to no avail.

Meet April

Although her educational background was in the arts, April Dean Hunter always had a passion for science fiction and artificial intelligence. During her years as an administrative assistant, her interest in computers grew and she began teaching herself web development. As her knowledge of IT increased, April considered a shift to a technology career because the industry is characterized by flexibility. Goodwill helped her make the move to the IT industry.

Meet Deja

SNAP referral Deja Trotter came to Goodwill in September 2019 because she was determined to become a welder. During her initial days in training, while she was assisting with administrative tasks, she told Case Manager Candace Davis that she hoped to be chosen for the Welding program, as she knew it would change her life.

Meet Octavious

When Octavious saw an ad about Goodwill’s Technology Careers Program, he decided to visit the Smyrna Career Center to learn more. With his career path taking more twists and turns than he anticipated, he thought pursuing this program would lead him in a new direction – and the program seemed tailor-made for him.

Meet Alexa

Gainesville resident Alexa Resendiz came to Goodwill’s Oakwood Career Center in August 2021, just a few months before her 19th birthday. She had completed high school in July and was ready to enter the workforce to earn money to help her family. Alexa shared with Case Manager Alex Balla that she wanted to overcome her shyness and build self-esteem. She also needed to find a job that would allow her to be home in the mid-afternoon so that she could watch her younger siblings while her parents were still at work.

Meet Tony

Lawrenceville native Tony Ekeweme is a graduate of Central Gwinnett High School and Georgia State University. An industrious young man, he worked at Georgia State during college and when he completed his degree, he secured a production management position at Ricoh Electronics. Tony’s experience next led him to Hewlett Packard Enterprise where he handled inventory. During this time, he concluded that his interest in business operations called for more in-depth knowledge.

Meet Quandarious

“In 2010, I walked into the South DeKalb Goodwill Career Center as a jobless 18-year-old father,” shares Quandarious Brinkley. Those fateful steps began an 11-year journey with Goodwill. In what he describes as a truly amazing experience, thinking back to that day, he could never have imagined the impact Goodwill would have on his life.

Meet Katherine

Snellville native Katherine Dobbs had been living in Florida with her husband when the COVI0-19 pandemic hit. As a result of the pandemic both her and her husband loss of their jobs. They decided to returned to Gwinnett County and settled in Grayson in October 2020.

Meet Nathan

Gainesville’s Nathan Oliver joined the Marines right out of high school. He served for about six years, which included a combat tour in Iraq. Veterans often have challenges as they readjust, and Nathan’s issues unfortunately resulted in incarceration. Upon his release, he was referred to Goodwill by the Veterans Court.