Jumpstart Your Future at our Career Centers

Thousands of people in the Bay Area are struggling to find a job and the income needed to put food on the table for their families.

Each year, more than 3,600 job seekers visit our Career Centers.

SF Goodwill Career Center participants at computer stations

Our Career Centers are one-stop shops where jobseekers can receive a variety of free career services and enroll in impactful training programs, including:

  • One-on-one assessment and career planning sessions
  • Trainings in digital skills and critical employment skills.
  • On-site interviews and hiring events employers
  • Workshops on resume writing, interview skills and submitting online applications
  • Job boards with immediate employer openings
  • Free use of computers, phones, and fax machines
  • On-site social support services from partners including San Francisco’s Human Service Agency, Toolworks, Five Keys Charter School

We also operate employment services targeted to justice-invoved job seekers, through San Francisco’s Adult Probation Department.

Community Assessment and Service Center (CASC)

564 6th St
San Francisco, CA 94103
(415) 489-7300

Monday-Thursday, 9am-4pm
Friday, 9am-1pm
Orientation: Monday through Friday, 10:30am

Goodwill San Francisco Career Center

99 Kissling Street, 3rd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94103
(415) 575-4570

Monday – Thursday, 9 am – 5 pm
Friday, 9 am – 1 pm

Orientation: Monday through Thursday, 10 am
Open First Wednesday of the month from 9am-7pm

Marin County Career Center

809 Lincoln Ave.
San Rafael, CA 94901
(415) 575-2196

Did you know?

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of our job placements are in non-retail fields such as administration and support, public administration, hospitality, and other services.

We are proud to serve a diverse array of individuals through our Career Centers. Of the 3,600 clients we served last year:

 

  • 40% were homeless (or in vulnerable housing situations)
  • 27% were justice involved
  • 9% were English language learners
  • 4% were veterans

Age

  • 57% were between 25-55
  • 25% were under 25
  • 18% were 55+

Gender

  • 66% were male
  • 43% were female
  • 1% were transgender

Ethnicities

  • 39% were black or African American
  • 22% were White
  • 17% were Latinx / Hispanic
  • 11% were Asian American
  • 6% were Multiracial
  • 2% were Native American
  • 2% were Native Hawaiian or pacific islander