Press release:
Christmas is right around the corner and that means Americans are starting to think about… pullover, cardigan or vest? We’re talking tacky Christmas sweaters, of course. And Goodwill is always the first store people think of to find the best selection at bargain prices. With that in mind, Goodwill has launched a tacky (or ugly) sweater promotion. All sweaters in this category will be sold for only $11.25. And realizing most people will want a different look next year, they are offering a free $5 Gift Card to Goodwill to everyone who purchases a sweater and donates that sweater back before December 31st. The only requirement is the sweater must have the tag and original receipt when brought back. Store Associates can assist with any questions.
“We have been stashing sweaters all year long in order to have a good supply,” said Ted Chellis, Retail District Director. “Selection will vary by store and but new inventory will be added throughout the season.”
About Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina
Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina, Inc. serves the community by providing employment and training programs that help people find jobs and reach financial stability. Programs are largely funded through the sale of donated items in Goodwill’s retail stores. In 2014, Goodwill Industries of Northwest North Carolina helped 32,872 people plan for new careers, improve their employability, obtain marketable job skills, and earn nationally-recognized, industry-specific credentials. In western North Carolina alone, Goodwill’s programs trained more than 6,000 people for careers in diverse sectors such as hospitality, office technology and healthcare and provided support services that helped nearly 1,200 people land jobs. For more information, visit www.goodwillnwnc.org.
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