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Goodwill Annual Report designed by Susie Allen

Designed by Susie Allen for Imedia Group, Inc. and Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia and the CSRA ©2015

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Dr. Edgar Helms founded <strong>Goodwill</strong> Industries in 1902 because of his deep<br />

concern for providing what he called “a maximum of abundant living” to<br />

individuals willing to work for a share of the American Dream. His concept of<br />

soliciting donated goods, processing and repairing them through middle skills<br />

training programs, selling those goods in retail stores and using the revenue to<br />

fund additional educational and career development enterprises forms the<br />

basis for the modern <strong>Goodwill</strong>.<br />

<strong>Goodwill</strong> Industries of Middle<br />

Georgia and the CSRA continues<br />

to build on Dr. Helms’ vision<br />

<strong>by</strong> translating his traditional<br />

programs into middle-skills<br />

education through Helms College<br />

and Helms Career Institute.<br />

Founded in 2007, Helms College is the first Title IV eligible post-secondary<br />

educational facility in the world operated <strong>by</strong> a <strong>Goodwill</strong>. Its two campuses<br />

in Macon and Augusta each year provide accredited culinary education to<br />

students pursuing one-year diploma or two-year Associate Degree programs.<br />

Supported <strong>by</strong> wraparound career advisement services to help keep them on<br />

track for graduation, students receive the additional benefit of experiential<br />

learning opportunities through <strong>Goodwill</strong>’s business enterprises at Edgar’s Bistro<br />

and the Anderson Conference Center in Macon, and Edgar’s Grille and the<br />

Snelling Center in Augusta. Best of all, students receive hospitality education<br />

comparable to other nationally known institutions, but at nearly half the annual<br />

expense. That means students with superior hands-on experience graduate to<br />

employment without overwhelming student loan debt.<br />

Helms College<br />

Offering diploma and Associate Degree programs<br />

www.helms.edu<br />

Macon Campus<br />

Polly Long Denton School of Hospitality<br />

5171 Eisenhower Parkway<br />

Macon, GA 31206<br />

(478) 471-4262<br />

Augusta Campus<br />

3145 Washington Road<br />

Augusta, GA 30907<br />

(706) 651-9707<br />

Helms Career Institute<br />

Offering health science and spa services programs<br />

www.helmscareerinstitute.edu<br />

Macon Campus<br />

3076 Riverside Drive | Macon, GA 31210<br />

(478) 785-6866<br />

Helms Continuing<br />

Education<br />

Offering certificate programs in customer service,<br />

medical records, nursing assistant, environmental<br />

services and other community education.<br />

www.helmscontinuingeducation.com<br />

In 2013, <strong>Goodwill</strong> added health science and spa service programs with Helms<br />

Career Institute, and has plans to expand <strong>Goodwill</strong> employee and business<br />

professional development programs through Helms Continuing Education.

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