The Closet News
The new quarterly volunteer schedule for our assigned days are: August 22 (Tues), September 12 & 23 (Tues & Sat), and October 3 & 14 (Tues & Sat). This non-profit thrift store in Herndon sells gently used clothing, linens, books, household goods, electronics and toys at nominal prices. It also is a good place to donate usable items. Profits are granted to area charities. Closet vouchers are given to those in need by community service organizations for the purchase of clothing. A truck mission also delivers clothing and other items to towns in the Valley, to be given freely to those in need. Our willingness to volunteer at the store helps many people in all these various ways. The jobs are easy – bagging purchases, showing jewelry, and watching over the dressing room. Plus while you are there, you may find your own treasure. Please sign-up to help on one of our days.
This spring, $15,000 in scholarships were given to five area high schools. The following also is being given: $1,000 to Fellowship Square, $1,000 to Cornerstone, $3,000 to Herndon-Reston FISH, $1,000 to Arc of Loudon County, $1,000 to Just Neighbors, $1,000 to Express Care and $1,000 to Family Pass. As you can see, a lot of good is done by this small thrift store. If you want to learn more, please visit The Closet’s revamped web site or ask one of Vale’s representatives: Chris Olson, Bette Rutherford or Bill DuBois.
Visit this organization's website at theclosetofgreaterherndon.org/
The new quarterly volunteer schedule for our assigned days are: August 22 (Tues), September 12 & 23 (Tues & Sat), and October 3 & 14 (Tues & Sat). This non-profit thrift store in Herndon sells gently used clothing, linens, books, household goods, electronics and toys at nominal prices. It also is a good place to donate usable items. Profits are granted to area charities. Closet vouchers are given to those in need by community service organizations for the purchase of clothing. A truck mission also delivers clothing and other items to towns in the Valley, to be given freely to those in need. Our willingness to volunteer at the store helps many people in all these various ways. The jobs are easy – bagging purchases, showing jewelry, and watching over the dressing room. Plus while you are there, you may find your own treasure. Please sign-up to help on one of our days.
This spring, $15,000 in scholarships were given to five area high schools. The following also is being given: $1,000 to Fellowship Square, $1,000 to Cornerstone, $3,000 to Herndon-Reston FISH, $1,000 to Arc of Loudon County, $1,000 to Just Neighbors, $1,000 to Express Care and $1,000 to Family Pass. As you can see, a lot of good is done by this small thrift store. If you want to learn more, please visit The Closet’s revamped web site or ask one of Vale’s representatives: Chris Olson, Bette Rutherford or Bill DuBois.
Visit this organization's website at theclosetofgreaterherndon.org/