Inspect donations and raw material for quality to determine marketability as outlined in the Retail Operations Manual.
Sort raw material-categorize for store use, salvage, trash.
Stand and tag donated items according to Goodwill’s rotation system as outlined in the Retail Operations Manual.
Stand and hang sorted goods for placement on to retail sales floor based on productivity standards outlined in the Retail Operations Manual.
Produce appropriate number of textile items each day according to Goodwill’s minimum standards as outlined in the Retail Operations Manual.
Adhere to uniform dress code standards as outlined in the Retail Operations Manual.
What We Do
Memphis Goodwill's mission is to change the lives of people with disabilities and other barriers to employment through the power of work, education, and empowerment. We are a part of a 100 year old, not-for-profit human and community development initiative called Goodwill Industries which has developed a unique self-funding business of collecting and reselling used donated goods. Since its inception in 1927, Memphis Goodwill, has developed a strong donated goods business. The collection of goods through our donation centers has allowed us to positively impact the lives of thousands of Memphians. Today we operate in Memphis as well as north Mississippi and employ more than 800 people. Want to learn more? Watch this video for an overview of our history: http://goodwillmemphis.org/about/
