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Shopping at certain thrift stores enables you to support job placement programs for disabled and otherwise disadvantaged persons What better way to enhance your lifestyle while helping others?
Reconditioned, recycled and pre-owned “vintage” items are “hot” and great for your fashion sensibility and home decor. You demand one-of-a-kind couture, and what better place to find it than in a resale environment?
Savvy shoppers concerned with budget decorating and the latest in trends will want to visit local thrift stores to take advantage of the latest offerings. The excitement? You NEVER KNOW what you may find – clothing, appliances, furniture, household items and a lot more — at an incredible value. Let it be your dirty little secret - it may be “old” for someone else, but it’s new for you!
You may even, in your quest, discover exclusive name-brands designer fashions, jewelry, gowns, antiques and other treasures. It’s the excitement of the hunt that makes it all worth it, and lends you that special “rush”.
Shopping includes, but is not limited to: decorative items, antiques, painting, books, electronics, clothing, collectibles, handbags, sports equipment, jewelry, craft items, ceramics, seasonal items, and toys. New items as well as slightly used line the shelves. Sometimes just a dusting off is all that is required for antiques to display their real beauty upon arrival home.
Fashionistas everywhere are enjoying their hauls from local Goodwill’s, Salvation Army Stores, and consignement shops. Join the frenzy and shop with both your budget and the latest fashion in mind!










