A History of Giving Back
For over five decades, Godshall Recruiting has been active in the Greenville, South Carolina community and in the surrounding region.
Our commitment to community service began with our founders, Wayne and Jessie Godshall who raised their family and built their business in Greenville and believed passionately in giving back to the community.
Their daughter, Julie Godshall Brown, now runs the business and carries on that legacy. All of us that work at Godshall are very grateful that we not only have the opportunity to assist people every day in finding employment and help companies find the right talent but that we also are encouraged to help others outside of our business.
Company-wide Support for the Community
As a company, we have supported the United Way for 15 years including their annual campaign, the “Be a Book Bunny” campaign and the “Schools Tools” campaign. Additionally, Godshall sponsors a family at Christmas and has participated in The Battle of the Bells.
On an almost weekly basis, we assist area universities, technical schools and high schools with career related presentations and mock interviews for students.
Godshall has also supported the Better Business Bureau for years through almost 20 years of board service, and we are committed to their principals.
Altogether, we spend at least 800 business hours per year giving back to the community.
Notable Employee Support of the Community
Julie Godshall Brown is on the Women’s Leadership Board of the United Way, has served on the BBB Board of Directors and is a former chair; served as the Chair of the Greenville Chamber of Commerce, and the Chair of University Center of Greenville Board of Trustees.
Drew Brown helps lead the Clemson Football Lunch Club and is the current President of Tempnet. He also leads the Great Alaskan Sporting Clays Shoot for SEND North – Mission work in Alaska and Yukon territory.
Ginny Beach is on the Advisory Board for the Salvation Army and the current chair, she also serves on the BBB Board and serves as past chair.
Katherine Ericson is the Logistics Chair for Read Up Greenville, a young adult literature festival.
We have team members serving on advisory boards for Greenville Technical College in 3-4 academic areas and on advisory panels for ECPI.
