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The more you shop, the more you earn!

As a member, earn incredible benefits. Discounts, special access, events and more!

Earn points every time you shop!

  • Earn 4 points for every dollar spent.
  • Accrue 1,000 points and receive a coupon for $25 off.

How it works:

  1. Share your phone number at checkout.
  2. Points get credited to your account.
  3. Repeat steps one and two every visit!
  4. Earn points and enjoy the perks

Click here to check your point balance
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Perks of the Program

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Every purchase helps fund job training for local jobseekers.

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Receive early access to the $.99 Monday color tag sale on Sunday AND Monday.

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Earn 4 points for every $1 spent. Receive a $25 reward once you hit 1000 points.

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Get ready for exclusive offers and welcoming delights throughout the program.

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Be the first to hear about new goods in stores and more.

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Get the chance to participate in exclusive events as an esteemed guest.

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New points will be added to your account within 1-hour of accumulation. Check your balance or view coupons and rewards at anytime.

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If you need assistance or have any questions about the pilot loyalty program. Contact us via email.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Goodwill of North Georgia recently launched a short-term pilot loyalty program. Enrollment was offered to 2,000 shoppers at each of our 69 stores. Acceptance to the program was granted strictly on a first-come, first-serve basis.

We’re now at full capacity for this pilot program.  For those eager to hear about to future loyalty opportunities, sign up here to receive updates.

Unfortunately, once a purchase has been finalized, we are unable to retroactively allocate loyalty points to a transaction.

To earn points, simply share your cell phone number each time you check out. Upon sharing your phone number, points will be credited to your account.

Upon accumulating 1,000 points, a $25 reward will be issued to you. The corresponding points will be subtracted from your account, and you will immediately begin accumulating points for your next reward.

Each $25 reward is valid for 30 days from issuance.

Once you’ve accumulated 1,000 points, you’ll automatically receive a $25 reward. This reward will be texted to you within 48 hours of reaching the 1,000 point milestone and can be used for purchasing items in our stores, excluding gift cards. Simultaneously, when you earn your reward, the corresponding points will be subtracted from your account, and you’ll immediately start accumulating points for your next reward.

To use your reward on your next visit, simply present it on your phone to the cashier at checkout.

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Your reward will be issued via text message no later than 48 hours after 1,000 points have been earned. The reward is valid for 30 days following its issuance.

To use your coupon, just present it on your phone to the cashier at the time of checkout. Coupons are valid for 30 days after issuance and can be used for purchase on any items in stores, excluding new goods, gift cards and online purchases. Please note that coupons cannot be combined with other discounts or promotions.

Goodwill of North Georgia team members and their immediate family members are not eligible for the pilot program. However, team members can continue to enjoy their team member discount benefit.

This is a short-term pilot program that is subject to change or be cancelled at any time.

Our mission is to put people to work

At Goodwill of North Georgia, our mission is a simple one: We Put People to work. We use the funding generated through donations and our stores to operate 14 career centers and our virtual career center, CareerConnector.org. Here, we provide job training and placement services to anyone who wants it.

With the support of donors, shoppers and community partners, we help local job seekers overcome the barriers to employment. Last year, we helped connect more than 22,000 individuals with jobs.

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Our Success StoriesSee All Success Stories

Meet Diego Hernandez-Millan

A native of Puerto Rico, Diego Hernandez-Millan spent much of his childhood living in Pennsylvania before his family relocated to Georgia in search of better educational opportunities. His parents and older siblings sought job search assistance at the Cartersville Career Center and in 2019, when Diego turned 16, he visited the center looking for his first job.

Meet Micah Young

At 23 years old, Micah Young has demonstrated that she’s a hard worker. She’s had retail jobs at Ingles and Walmart, and obtained warehouse experience working at Chico’s. She was working as a label creator at Staff Right in May 2020, when she decided to stop by Goodwill’s East Athens Career Center for help with completing her resume.

Meet Robin Renae Harkins

Robin Renae Harkins came to Cornelia’s Goodwill Career Center in May 2021. Her aunt, a Goodwill program graduate, suggested that she might benefit from the agency’s programs. With funding provided by SNAP E&T, Robin enrolled in the Retail Customer Service program.

Meet Eduardo Southerland

In February 2019, Eduardo Southerland’s GVRA counselor referred him to Goodwill’s Oakwood Career Center. The Flowery Branch native graduated from North Hall High School in 1998 and spent the next 18 years working for The Gainesville Times, where he mailed newspapers to subscribers. After leaving the newspaper, Eduardo spent a year as a bagger at Publix. As 2018 drew to a close, he was interested in pursuing employment with better compensation.

Meet Antonious Powell

Antonious Powell had been managing his own business, a mobile car wash lab. With weather and the number of customers being unpredictable, Antonious decided it was time to pursue a different career path. He wanted a stable career where he could have financial security but had been out of school for a while and was not sure how he could obtain the necessary education and training to move into a new career. Money was limited and paying for school was not an option.

Meet Radhika Tripurani

Radhika spent many years working in the marketing department of a small, local travel firm. During the pandemic, travel traffic demand drastically declined. Like many others, this resulted in Radhika being laid off. Determined to never be in a position where she could be laid off again, Radhika decided to pivot into a new career in technology.

Meet Maxon Smith

In April 2021, Maxson Smith’s Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency (GVRA) counselor referred him to Goodwill’s Woodstock Career Center. At 22 years old, he wanted to overcome his challenges and join the workforce.

Meet Xavier Wright

Xavier Wright, a native of Elberton, joined the Army after completing high school. After serving in the Army, he settled in Athens in 2016 and began searching for job opportunities nearby. His search led him to South Carolina, where he believed he would find better jobs with higher wages.

Meet Elida Cortes

In June 2021, Elida Cortes was referred to Goodwill’s Decatur Career Center by her Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency (GVRA) counselor. At 32-years-old, Elida had never worked before and was eager to find a job.

Meet Diego Hernandez-Millan

A native of Puerto Rico, Diego Hernandez-Millan spent much of his childhood living in Pennsylvania before his family relocated to Georgia in search of better educational opportunities. His parents and older siblings sought job search assistance at the Cartersville Career Center and in 2019, when Diego turned 16, he visited the center looking for his first job.

Meet Micah Young

At 23 years old, Micah Young has demonstrated that she’s a hard worker. She’s had retail jobs at Ingles and Walmart, and obtained warehouse experience working at Chico’s. She was working as a label creator at Staff Right in May 2020, when she decided to stop by Goodwill’s East Athens Career Center for help with completing her resume.

Meet Robin Renae Harkins

Robin Renae Harkins came to Cornelia’s Goodwill Career Center in May 2021. Her aunt, a Goodwill program graduate, suggested that she might benefit from the agency’s programs. With funding provided by SNAP E&T, Robin enrolled in the Retail Customer Service program.

Meet Eduardo Southerland

In February 2019, Eduardo Southerland’s GVRA counselor referred him to Goodwill’s Oakwood Career Center. The Flowery Branch native graduated from North Hall High School in 1998 and spent the next 18 years working for The Gainesville Times, where he mailed newspapers to subscribers. After leaving the newspaper, Eduardo spent a year as a bagger at Publix. As 2018 drew to a close, he was interested in pursuing employment with better compensation.

Meet Antonious Powell

Antonious Powell had been managing his own business, a mobile car wash lab. With weather and the number of customers being unpredictable, Antonious decided it was time to pursue a different career path. He wanted a stable career where he could have financial security but had been out of school for a while and was not sure how he could obtain the necessary education and training to move into a new career. Money was limited and paying for school was not an option.

Meet Radhika Tripurani

Radhika spent many years working in the marketing department of a small, local travel firm. During the pandemic, travel traffic demand drastically declined. Like many others, this resulted in Radhika being laid off. Determined to never be in a position where she could be laid off again, Radhika decided to pivot into a new career in technology.

Meet Maxon Smith

In April 2021, Maxson Smith’s Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency (GVRA) counselor referred him to Goodwill’s Woodstock Career Center. At 22 years old, he wanted to overcome his challenges and join the workforce.

Meet Xavier Wright

Xavier Wright, a native of Elberton, joined the Army after completing high school. After serving in the Army, he settled in Athens in 2016 and began searching for job opportunities nearby. His search led him to South Carolina, where he believed he would find better jobs with higher wages.

Meet Elida Cortes

In June 2021, Elida Cortes was referred to Goodwill’s Decatur Career Center by her Georgia Vocational Rehabilitation Agency (GVRA) counselor. At 32-years-old, Elida had never worked before and was eager to find a job.