Countries
Over the years, countless Goodwill leaders have traveled the world spreading the belief that there is dignity in all useful occupations. The power of this vision resulted in the establishment of a number of international Goodwill-affiliated agencies.
Many international Goodwills were formed in the 1970s and still exist today. In fact, Goodwill’s oldest international member, Instituto de Buena Voluntad, was founded in 1925 in Montevideo, Uruguay.
Today, there are 13 organizations around the world that call themselves Goodwill. Each organization has worked diligently to create opportunities for people with disabilities, and each organization has its own story to tell. Some have faced significant natural disasters, political or military coups, financial crises, or other disruptions. Their perseverance speaks to their dedication to advancing Goodwill’s mission.
Each Goodwill is an independent organization governed by a voluntary board of directors. Each organization considers its country’s unique social and economic climate when developing programs and services that enable citizens to become economically self-sufficient, support their families and build better communities.
Goodwills Outside the United States and Canada
| Costa Rica Learn more |
Israel Learn more |
| Italy Learn more | Web site |
South Korea Learn more | Web site |
| Mexico Learn more | Web site |
Panama Learn more | Web site |
| Philippines Learn more |
Taiwan, R.O.C. Learn more |
| Thailand Learn more |
South Africa Learn more |
| Venezuela Learn more | Web site |
Trinidad & Tobago Learn more | Web site* *National Centre for Persons with Disabilities |
| Uruguay Learn more |
Rotary International
Workability International
Workability International Americas