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Goodwill of Central and Coastal Virginia Warwick

Location

11061 Warwick Blvd, Newport News VA 23601

Contact

(757) 320-5756

Store Hours

Donation Center Hours

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About this Store

Located at 11061 Warwick Blvd, Goodwill Warwick provides a wide range of second-hand goods in the heart of Hilton Village. Just off J. Clyde Morris Boulevard and near Christopher Newport University, this location serves shoppers from Newport News, helping fund job training programs across the community.

Store Features

  • Donate
  • Shop

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More Than Just the Store

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Our Mission

Goodwill provides job training, career services, and employment opportunities to help individuals achieve success. Every donation and purchase supports our mission.

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Join Our Team

Looking for a job with purpose? At Goodwill, we offer a variety of career opportunities, from retail and production to management and corporate support.

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Supported Employment

Goodwill’s Supported Employment program provides job training, coaching, and career support for individuals with disabilities. Explore our individual and group employment models designed to foster long-term success.

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History of Goodwill

From a simple idea in 1902 to a trusted social enterprise, Goodwill has been transforming lives for over a century. Discover how Rev. Edgar J. Helms' vision of "a hand up, not a handout" shaped one of the nation's most impactful nonprofits.

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