Thrift Stores that give back

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Are there any thrift stores in Fayette County that benefit charities or churches or anything? We need to do some donating and a bit of shopping and I would like to put my time, energies and money toward something more than profits.

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Clothes Less Travelled (Hwy 74 S) gives back plenty..
Submitted by TomCat on Wed, 11/19/2008 - 6:10pm.

Like many others around PTC, I donate and volunteer at CLT. It has just doubled in space again due to the overwhelming response-demand-support it gives and receives from the area. They focus their donations to the Fayette County, southern crescent area. It's a great place to find some real treasures - especially womens clothes. I've seen items from the Avenue stores with tags still on. They are a great local charity.

"The Cat is loose...."

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Thrift Stores that give back
Submitted by Arf on Wed, 11/19/2008 - 1:45pm.

The Real Life Center Store on Senoia Road in Tyrone (formerly Mundy's Drugstore.

Clothes Less Traveled on Highway 74 in PTC near Gilroy's Hardware.

Helping Hands Ministry on Huddleston Road.

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Submitted by zoes on Wed, 11/19/2008 - 1:52pm.

I was hoping Clothes Less Traveled was one of those kind. I don't know about HHM, but will check them out. Thanks Arf!

ZoeS

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Fayette Thrift Shop
Submitted by realdeal on Wed, 11/19/2008 - 8:14pm.

Don't forget about the Fayette Thrift Shop (located on Hwy. 85 in Fayetteville in the Big Lots Parking Lot) which divides proceeds from their sales between two local non-profits, Fayette Youth Protection Homes and Promise Place.I know for a fact that these two organizations would have a hard time operating without the financial help of the Fayette Thrift Shop. Clothes Less Traveled supports these two charities as well. Don't know why we would need a Goodwill here when we already have a number of similar operations in this county that are doing a lot of good things for our local charities!

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