FAQ

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60 days

90 Hours

Yes, minimum wage.

18 and older

Our program is open to anyone interested in improving their digital skills, from beginners with little to no experience to individuals seeking advanced technical training.

No. We offer training at all levels, including beginner-level classes for individuals who are new to computers and technology.

No. Participants can enter at the level that fits their needs and may take part in a single class or progress through multiple levels depending on their goals.

Training topics range from basic computer skills and internet use to Microsoft Office, Google Workspace, and advanced areas such as cybersecurity, data analytics, IT support, and artificial intelligence.

Yes. Participants can access training that prepares them for industry-recognized certifications in various technology fields.

No. While we offer career-focused training, many participants join to build everyday digital skills needed for work, school, and daily life.

Yes. We work with community partners to deliver customized digital skills training based on the needs of their participants.

Training length varies depending on the level and topic. Some classes may be short-term workshops, while others are longer, certification-based programs.

Participants typically begin with a brief intake and skills assessment to determine the appropriate starting level.

Yes. Participants receive guidance, instruction, and support throughout their training experience to help them build confidence and succeed.

Anyone preparing for employment can benefit! Whether you’re entering the workforce for the first time, re-entering after time away, or facing financial barriers, Hire Attire is here to help you show up confident and ready.

We provide professional, interview-ready clothing to help you make a strong first impression—along with support like resume assistance and interview preparation to set you up for success.

Yes! The goal is to help you step confidently into your next opportunity, so the clothing you receive is yours to keep.

No—Hire Attire is offered at no cost to participants. We believe everyone deserves the chance to look and feel their best when pursuing employment.

From offices to commercial and industrial spaces, our janitorial team helps keep workplaces across the Tri-State area fresh, clean, and ready for business.

Absolutely! No two workplaces are the same. We’ll work with you to create a cleaning schedule and service plan that fits your space, needs, and budget.

As often as you need! Whether it’s daily, weekly, or somewhere in between, we offer flexible scheduling to keep your facility looking its best.

Easy! Give us a call at 304-751-6398 or email sallynelson@goodwillhunting.org. We’ll schedule a walkthrough and put together a customized quote for your space.

All of our open positions are posted on Indeed. To apply, please visit our Indeed page and submit your application there.

Yes. We are committed to developing our employees and promoting from within whenever possible. We encourage growth through training, mentorship, and internal opportunities.

We offer a range of benefits for eligible employees, which may include insurance options, retirement plans, paid time off, employee discounts, and opportunities for training and career development.

We are a mission-driven organization that values respect, teamwork, and creating opportunities for individuals to grow and succeed.

Yes. We encourage you to apply for future opportunities that match your skills and interests.

Absolutely. Supporting individuals in overcoming barriers to employment is central to our mission. We believe everyone deserves the opportunity to work and grow.

Goodwill SmartMoney offers free financial education in West Virginia and Kentucky, along with one-on-one budget counseling designed to help individuals and families improve their financial knowledge and develop stronger money management skills.

Our workshops are available for businesses, civic organizations, churches, senior centers, and community groups throughout West Virginia and Kentucky. We also offer Lunch & Learn sessions for workplaces that want to provide financial education to their employees.

Yes. Every audience has different financial concerns, so our financial education classes in West Virginia can be tailored to meet the specific needs of your organization or group.

Workshop length can vary depending on the topic and the needs of your organization. Lunch & Learn sessions are typically 45–60 minutes, but we can adjust the format to fit your schedule.

No. Financial education classes and budget counseling through Goodwill SmartMoney are provided at no cost to the community.

Simply contact Goodwill SmartMoney at 304-522-4321 or astanton@goodwillhunting.org to schedule a workshop, Lunch & Learn, or customized financial education class. We will work with you to select the best format and schedule for your group.

Financial counseling provides guidance on managing money, creating budgets, improving financial habits, and making informed financial decisions. A financial counselor can help you understand your current financial situation and develop a plan to reach your financial goals.

Financial literacy helps people understand how to manage money, avoid debt problems, make smart purchasing decisions, and plan for the future. Learning these skills can lead to greater financial stability and less financial stress.

Many nonprofit organizations offer free financial counseling services to help individuals create budgets, manage debt, and improve their financial health. Goodwill Smart Money provides free financial education and budget counseling in West Virginia and Kentucky to individuals and community groups.

Starting a budget begins with tracking your income and expenses, identifying essential costs, and looking for small ways to reduce spending. Financial education programs can help individuals create realistic budgets and find strategies to stretch their income further.

Getting out of debt typically involves creating a budget, prioritizing debt payments, reducing unnecessary expenses, and staying consistent with payments. Financial counseling can help individuals develop a personalized plan to pay down debt and build healthier financial habits.

Goodwill recycles many materials including clothing, shoes, belts, purses, linens, books, paper, metal, electronics, stuffed animals, and media such as CDs, DVDs, and vinyl records.

Yes! Through our Dell Reconnect partnership, we accept computers and computer accessories of any brand for responsible recycling.

Items that don’t sell are sorted through our after-retail process and many are recycled or repurposed rather than sent to a landfill.

Recycling reduces waste, protects the environment, and helps generate revenue that supports Goodwill’s job training and employment programs.

Donations can be dropped off at any Goodwill retail donation location or at our Huntington Recycling Center. When in doubt—don’t dump, donate!

You never know what treasure you’ll discover! Our stores feature clothing, shoes, home décor, furniture, books, electronics, and plenty of unique one-of-a-kind finds that change daily.

Every single day! Donations arrive constantly, which means our shelves are always being refreshed with new treasures waiting to be discovered.

When you shop at Goodwill, your purchase does more than score you a great deal. It helps to support job training, education programs, and employment opportunities right here in our community.

Yes! All of our retail locations accept donations. Your gently used items help stock our stores and support Goodwill’s mission of helping people build skills and find meaningful employment.

That’s easy—today! With new donations arriving daily, every visit brings fresh finds and unexpected treasures waiting to be discovered. Happy hunting!