You're welcome! Make sure you check their hours. They are closed Mondays. They also have crazy sales, so check out their calendar. (For example, on the 8th of September, they had a "Henry VIII" day, and if you could sing the song, you received 50 percent off anything except furniture.)
On Sundays, clothes and shoes are 50 percent off, and on the
last Sunday of every month, EVERYTHING is 50 percent off.
You drive around the back to drop off donated items.
While you're in the area, if you want to look for other bargains for yourself, you can also check out the Goodwill on the same street, and next to that is another charitable thrift shop called "Antiques to Zippers."
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Originally Posted by IAPonyGirl
Excellent!! Thank you so much for the link. A very worthy cause. I don't mind a drive.
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Where can I find a place to donate clothes and household items?
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