GreatFinds Thrift Boutique is an award winning shop selling women's clothing and accessories in a specialty boutique atmosphere. We receive a variety of gently used or newer brand name and unique quality merchandise making the thrift shopping experience at GreatFinds especially enjoyable. Customers will be greeted by store clerks and provided customer service help finding their special requests. GreatFinds carries a selection of vintage clothing, hats, handbags and jewelry, which varies in selection depending on what we receive but always fun. If looking for special occasion dresses or wedding dresses we can offer a selection to look through. Shoes, handbags and jewelry can make the shopping trip extra fun. We do carry some small housewares or specialty items that antique shoppers love to peruse through. Please stop by to shop with us to find your own unique style and discover the great finds.
Goodwill Industries empowers individuals with disabilities and barriers to employment, to gain independence through the power of work.
Now located at 226 North Allen St., the thrift store will once again sell clothing and home goods to support patients of St. Peter’s Hospital. The shop will supply clothing to a closet operated by Volunteer Services, which provides patients in need with clothing upon their discharge. Social workers and nurses can also request vouchers to allow patients to patronize the shop following their hospital stay, a press release states. Previously housed across the street from St. Peter’s Hospital, For Pete’s Sake Thrift Shop closed in 2019 when the building was razed for redevelopment and stayed closed throughout the pandemic.
The Vandy Thrift Shoppe is a training location for future retail positions for those we serve. Vanderheyden students, team members, clients, and other agency members will work collaboratively to operate and manage the shoppe. This project-based approach focuses on the operation of the storefront to teach valuable transferable and work-specific skills that can be applied to a variety of industries later in personal working experiences.
