113 Founders Way 7 493 pi² 100% Loué Commerce de détail Immeuble Strasburg, VA 22657 1 139 179 $ CAD (152,03 $ CAD/pi²) 6,43% Taux de capitalisation

In 1902, a Methodist minister, Reverend Edgar J. Helms, pioneered an organization in Boston’s South End that gave people hope, dignity, and independence. Fifty-three years later, a small group of concerned Hagerstown businessmen saw the need for their community to join Rev. Helms’ movement, now known as Goodwill Industries, which became the 100th Goodwill franchise in the United States. At that time, Hagerstown was the smallest city in America to have such a franchise. The founders were Richard Grumbacher, Max Greenwald, D. E. Stultz, J. H. Bayliss, Harold Porter, and David W. Byron. Harvey Kettering was hired as the first CEO of the new organization. By August 1955, 17 persons were employed, and their first store was opened on September 30, 1955. Mr. Kettering served in his role as CEO until 1959. During his tenure, stores were opened in Hagerstown, Hancock, Cumberland, Waynesboro, and Martinsburg.