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September 21, 2025 2025 Giving Guide

Goodwill Northern New England

Adult Goodwill shopper

 

2026 Goals

Goodwill Northern New England’s vision is that everyone can achieve and maintain personal stability with the help of Goodwill’s holistic approach to services and employment. In 2017, we set a goal to help 10,000 people achieve personal stability by 2027. This is a goal that Goodwill just surpassed in June 2025, two years early!

Fundraising events/Opportunities

Donating to and shopping at Goodwill Northern New England stores directly supports our mission and impact. Goodwill stores provide local employment opportunities, while all store revenue funds programs that help people overcome barriers and achieve long-term stability. And don’t forget to Round Up!

Giving Opportunities

Make a gift to support our programs and sustainability initiatives on our website at www.goodwillnne.org or by contacting Keith.Crowley@goodwillnne.org. Visit our website or contact us to learn more about will and estate gift opportunities.

Volunteer Opportunities

Email info@goodwillnne.org to learn more about volunteer opportunities at Goodwill Northern New England.

At A Glance

Established: 1933 / Employees: 1,405 / Annual revenue: $92,130,108

Top funding sources

54.3% Stores

17.8% Health care services

8.6% Aftermarket

7.7% Grants

6.6% Workforce development

2.2% Good Clean

2.0% Other

0.8% Philanthropy

Contact

34 Hutcherson Drive

Gorham, ME 04038

(207) 774-6323

www.goodwillnne.org 

Awards/Accolades

• 2024 Sustainability Award for Organizational Culture from the New Hampshire Business for Social Responsibility 

• 2023 Sustainability Award for Governance from the New Hampshire Business for Social Responsibility 

• 2022 Highest Accreditation (3-year) awarded by CARF International

Mission Statement

Goodwill Northern New England invests in people who need support to achieve their work and life goals.

Service locations

Maine, New Hampshire, and nine northern counties in Vermont.

Leadership

Tripp Harrison
President and CEO

Board officers

Tiffany Breau-Metivier, Board Chair, Vice President, Transformation Management Lead, Unum

Liza Casella, Board Vice Chair, Senior Director, Business Development and Strategy, Casella Waste Management

David Damour, Board Treasurer, Community Volunteer

Lynn Currier,  Board Secretary, Executive Director, NH Chapter; Interim Executive Director, VT Chapter; National Association of Social Workers

Board Members

Kimberly Bridgham, Community Volunteer  

Christopher Hutchinson, Camden National Bank  

Andy Mayo, Community Volunteer 

Rob McGregor, Community Volunteer 

Sarah Morton, Special Ed Tech III, Saco School District 

Melissa Murphy, Community Volunteer 

Mimi Simpson, Emerita, Dartmouth

Rick Stauffer, Attorney, Preti Flaherty 

Jennifer Stickney, Idexx 

Matthew Witten, Senior Vice President, Director of Information Security, Camden National Bank