Colorado thrift stores see donor, buys rebound after pandemic
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Scanning the shelves at Goodwill’s Parker retail thrift store, Tammy Nelson wasn’t really looking for eight ceramic bowls and the curious metal stand that might once have been a candleholder. Those are just the items that fill her shopping cart.
What she actually brings to the register are the ingredients for an antidote to economic uncertainty, political toxicity and pandemic-induced angst of the times. Someone else’s cast-offs that could be repurposed into hope.
Nelson, 58, envisions her purchases, bound together with some heavy duty glue, as…
Kevin Simpson
2022-08-21 03:35:00
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