by Joanna Pineda Posted on June 29, 2009
Matrix Group collaborated with Goodwill Industries, to design a micro site in response to the current economic climate and high unemployment rates. The new micro site, Recovery.Goodwill.org highlights the organization’s recovery and stimulus resources, including job and training opportunities, career tips, guidance to managing your finances, and many others.
- Consistency with Goodwill’s brand and messaging
- User-friendly navigation that features information in four key areas – career, family, financial, and health
- An interactive online community, so people can connect to others and network
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