An Illinois thrift store has collected more than 100,000 donated items and runs with 200 regular volunteers, using every resale purchase to support local families in crisis
- An Illinois thrift shop run by a team of 200 regular volunteers has processed more than 100,000 donated items, putting every dollar earned from second-hand sales toward helping local families going through financial hardship.
- House of Hope Resale, located in Barrington, Illinois, turns unwanted household goods, clothing, and furniture into direct emergency help.
- Run under Project Hope of Barrington, the thrift store funds emergency assistance programs for local residents facing sudden hardship, job loss, medical emergencies, or housing problems.
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- An Illinois thrift shop run by a team of 200 regular volunteers has processed more than 100,000 donated items, putting every dollar earned from second-hand sales toward helping local families going through financial hardship.
- House of Hope Resale, located in Barrington, Illinois, turns unwanted household goods, clothing, and furniture into direct emergency help.
- Run under Project Hope of Barrington, the thrift store funds emergency assistance programs for local residents facing sudden hardship, job loss, medical emergencies, or housing problems.
Sources: Times of India