ThriftSmart Consolidating Operations & Closing Franklin Store
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
December 26, 2017
ThriftSmart Consolidating Operations & Closing Franklin Store
FRANKLIN, TENN. – ThriftSmart, a nonprofit social enterprise with two area thrift stores, will kick off the New Year by consolidating their operations to their Nashville store. ThriftSmart’s Franklin location at 454 Downs Boulevard will close on January 31, 2018. Customers can continue to enjoy ThriftSmart’s great deals at 4890 Nolensville Pike in Nashville.
“We love serving families and individuals across the Greater Nashville area.” says co-founder and executive director Dick Gygi. “In order to do this better and provide more direct funding to our charity partners, on January 31st we will be consolidating our locations. Our Franklin location will be closing and we will be expanding our offerings at our Nashville location.”
In preparation for the consolidation, all merchandise in the Franklin store will be liquidated in January, with increasing discounts throughout the month.
Special Franklin Store Closing Sales in January:
- January 2-6: 25% off storewide
- January 7-13: 50% off storewide
- January 14-20: 75% off storewide
- January 21-31: 90% off Final Days!
ThriftSmart will continue to offer donation pickup service throughout both Davidson and Williamson Counties. To schedule a pickup or to find a list of drop-off donation bins in the area visit www.ThriftSmart.com
ThriftSmart opened their first store in Franklin 2005, and the Nolensville Road location opened later that same year. The Downs Blvd location in Franklin opened in 2014. ThriftSmart gives 100% of their profits to four Williamson County-based charities that are impacting lives both locally and globally – Mercy Community Healthcare, African Leadership, New Hope Academy and The Belize Project. ThriftSmart’s Nashville store also hosts partner nonprofit Sew For Hope and their sewing training classes for refugees and immigrants.
“Since our founding in 2005, our ThriftSmart stores have donated over $500,000 to our charity partners,” says Gygi. “We were founded in large part to generate ongoing revenue for these charities, and we will be able to contribute more to their great missions as a result of streamlining our operations. We are so grateful to the Franklin community for its continued support and look forward to welcoming more shoppers at our Nashville store in 2018!”
For more information about ThriftSmart, visit www.ThriftSmart.com
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