Camille V.
5/24/2018
A previous review stated that pick-ups are hit or miss, which has been my experience. A few tips: 1 - Make sure you read through what they will and will not take! We've been through this before,...
Northwest Center
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1840 S 144th St
Seattle, WA 98168
Northwest Center, founded in 1965 by a group of determined Seattle moms, is a nonprofit organization dedicated to building a disability-inclusive world for individuals from cradle through career. Through a variety of services, including early supports for children and employment services for adults with disabilities, the organization aims to empower individuals and advocate for inclusive practices in schools, businesses, and communities.
The center also operates social enterprises that generate revenue to support its mission, offering services such as commercial digital printing, integrated facility solutions, and managed office solutions. By focusing on disability inclusion, Northwest Center not only serves individuals with disabilities but also helps schools and workplaces become more accessible and accommodating for all.
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2.517 reviewsBetina Z.
1/13/2025
I used to work for Value Village. NWC is paid by the pound for cloth plus they get paid for the donations. They are contracted so they come to an agreement. As for the people they help. We were...
Corbo C.
9/30/2021
This is a general review of NW Center. They suck. I found a job with NW center through Terra Staffing Agency for a " Front Desk Receptionist" for upscale tech client. Gross, it was Amazon....
Evan B.
1/6/2021
Northwest Center is supposed to be making a difference for people with disability's, so with me having Cerebral Palsy I have contacted NWC for work, I was hired and worked for them for 4 + years....
Ashley M.
3/21/2019
I have been donating for a couple years now to this company. I called and asked if I could leave out a small wine cooler and small TV stand which could only hold a small TV and me 7 year old could...
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