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Take Action: Closet Cleanout

Closet Cleanout

Need to make room for those new Christmas items?

Just when your closets are getting a little crowded, the UGM Thrift Stores tend to be a little lean on inventory. So if you need to downsize, we’d love to give your gently used clothing and household items a second life.

You can bring your items to any of the following locations:

Downtown UGM Thrift Store – 301 W Boone Ave.

Valley UGM Thrift Store – 11921 E Sprague Ave.

Men’s Shelter – 1224 E Trent Ave.

Center for Women & Children – 196 W Haycraft Ave. in CDA

Or – call for a pick-up: 509-532-3815.

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