SCORE!!!!!!!!! My Goodwill find :)
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Originally Posted by fayzer
Oh my gosh. What a find. My goodwill only has junk and they want a fortune for it. You can buy the same items new for the prices they ask for used.
I know one man's junk is another man's treasure, but come on...it's not liquid gold
GREAT deal on the batiks though!!! :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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WOW! What a find, great looking fabrics.
I'm still waiting for my great find. :D
It is really hard to get moth ball smells out. I have tried everything form vinegar to dry milk. Hope you are able to find something to get them ready for a quilt. :thumbup:
I'm still waiting for my great find. :D
It is really hard to get moth ball smells out. I have tried everything form vinegar to dry milk. Hope you are able to find something to get them ready for a quilt. :thumbup:
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[quote=MISHNJIM]OMG...I'm so Jealous!!!! Our Goodwill isn't anything like what you guys find around your places. You go into ours and it's like nothing but junk, literally.[/quote
Goodwill relies on donations and if people are only donating their junk, then sadly that's what gets put out. From a business perspective, the stores do have to try and make a little money in order to support all of the employment opportunites that Goodwill provides to the communities they serve. FYI - I am currently working as a job coach for Goodwill, so I've been privileged to learn about some of the behind the scenes stuff that not everyone knows just by going into one of the stores.
Goodwill relies on donations and if people are only donating their junk, then sadly that's what gets put out. From a business perspective, the stores do have to try and make a little money in order to support all of the employment opportunites that Goodwill provides to the communities they serve. FYI - I am currently working as a job coach for Goodwill, so I've been privileged to learn about some of the behind the scenes stuff that not everyone knows just by going into one of the stores.
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