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Affordable home goods that fund local housing
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Thrift and consignment shops help you find secondhand goods at lower prices and give used items a new home. Many stores here sell furniture, vintage clothing and household goods, while others accept donations or take in electronics for recycling. Some also run job training or supported employment programs, so your purchase or donation may support local workers. Towns with listings include Richmond, Chesapeake and Glen Allen, and you can browse by town to see who is nearby. Before you go, call ahead to confirm hours and whether the store takes the items you have in mind, since donation rules and consignment terms often differ from one shop to the next. If you plan to consign, ask about the commission split and how long items stay on the floor before you visit.


Affordable home goods that fund local housing



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