Ralph B. Shiner Center

The Ralph B. Shiner Center, 1341 W. Spencer St. in Appleton, is the logistics and production hub of Goodwill Industries of North Central Wisconsin. It's also a training center helping people with barriers to employment learn job skills while doing meaningful work.

 

The 100,000-square-foot facility is named after our first CEO, Ralph B. Shiner Jr.

 

The transportation, warehousing, maintenance and processing operations based here support all our stores from LaCrosse to Manitowoc.

 

Shiner also houses subcontrating operations, such as Contractivity, donated and new goods production, post-retail sales, Goods Made Good and e-commerce.

 

More than 100 Goodwill team members, program participants and volunteers work and learn here. The Shiner Center also supports several community agencies, such as the American Red Cross, Fox Cities Rotary and others.

 

Goodwill NCW has achieved virtually 100 percent reuse or recycle of soft line donations, thanks to the efforts of the Shiner team. At this facility, donated textiles that did not sell or are not saleable in our retail stores are baled into 1,000-pound bales and sold to vendors across the U.S. and Canada. In 2010, Goodwill NCW kept more than 29 million pounds out of regional landfills. To learn more about our environmental efforts, please click here.

 

 

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Susan is wearing sweatpants ($7.99), top ($5.99) and sweater ($3.49). Total cost for her Goodwill ensemble: $17.47 "Shopping for this outfit at a Goodwill store is an experience of our community story in clothing. This outfit reflects my own 'get busy' story and who I am on a day-to-day basis."

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