Secondhand Shopping During Coronavirus: Sites are Thriving; Stores are Closing - The New York Times
What thrift stores want you to know before you make a donation
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The PMS Thrift Store | Community Medical Services New Mexico
The Rise of Second-Hand Fashion: Opportunities of Re-commerce — Business Model Innovation Lab | BMI Lab | Spinoff from the University of St.Gallen
Affordable Secondhand Goods & Clothing | Missions Thrift Store
For thrift stores, hard times can be busy times - The Boston Globe
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Can Secondhand Shopping Dent Fast Fashion's Environmental Damage? - Scientific American
What thrift stores want you to know before you make a donation
At Overloaded Thrift Shops, Coronavirus Is Wreaking Havoc - Bloomberg
What thrift stores want you to know before you make a donation
Thrift Store – Sister Carmen
A Guide to Thrift Purchasing for Your Closet | Environmental Center | University of Colorado Boulder
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Support Our Mission by Shopping at Our Thrift Shop - Abby's House
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Depop and thrift shopping are popular on TikTok. But is buying too much unethical? - Vox
NATIONAL THRIFT SHOP DAY - August 17, 2023 - National Today
Give Your Belongings a Second Life | City of Boulder
Thrift Store in Fort McMurray re-opening after yearlong closure - Alberta & Northern Territories Division
How to Refresh and Clean Clothes From Thrift Stores | OxiClean™
Doing Some Spring Cleaning? Here's What We Accept as Thrift Store Donations! - Lovelady Center
Spring clean and donate to Volunteers of America Ohio & Indiana Thrift Stores | Blog Posts | Volunteers of America
Rise of Thrifting: Solution to Fast Fashion or Stealing from the Poor? – Berkeley Economic Review
