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Our food pantry needs sturdy paper bags! Donations can be dropped off at the Ironworks (149 Waubesa St.) front desk. Thank you!
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There are many ways you can support Goodman's mission of strengthening lives and securing futures: stock gifts, legacy giving, giving from your IRA and more.

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Interested in making a gift by check?

Drop it off at the front desk in our Ironworks building, or mail it to:

Goodman Community Center

214 Waubesa St.

Madison, WI 53703

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Make a Gift to Living Wage Initiative

Goodman recently announced an internal minimum wage of $20/hour for all adult employees. We need your help to sustain this initiative!
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Make a Gift to Our Annual Fund

A gift of general support for Goodman is the best way to ensure your gift makes the biggest impact on our community.

Make a Gift to Our Living Wage Initiative

As of 6/25/23, all adult staff at the Goodman Center are getting paid at least $20 per hour. We need your help to sustain this plan into the future.
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Make a Gift to Girls Inc.

Girls Inc. of Greater Madison is working to show girls how strong, smart and bold they are.
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Make a Gift to the Food Pantry

Our food pantry serves hundreds of families every week.
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Make a Gift to Childcare Programs

We start young, serving children in preschool, 4K and elementary after-school.
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Make a Gift to Middle & High School Programs

Our Lussier LOFT offers college and career readiness opportunities and more to teens in our community.
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Make a Gift to Older Adult Program

From health education to warm meals, connection with our seniors is at the heart of this program.
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Make a Gift to Eastside News

Your gift supports hyper-local journalism.
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Make a Gift to Thanksgiving Baskets

Every year, we provide thousands of Dane County families with everything they need to make a Thanksgiving meal at home.

For more information about giving to Goodman contact:

Amie Hoag

Director of Communications & Annual Giving
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