Магазин перепродаж Safe Harbor в Тейлорсе открылся после масштабной реконструкции

TAYLORS — Safe Harbor will reopen its Resale Shop this weeking after closing for renovations that added almost 5,000 square feet to the building. The shop announced the remodel Aug. 28 in an Instagram post. In another post, it said the store would be completely closed Sept. 6-11 in preparation for the grand reopening on Sept. 12. The expansion connects the furniture showroom and resale boutique to make the shopping easier. It also expands the sales floor and processing space. Proceeds from the shop go to Safe Harbor, supporting its shelters and services. Donations of all kinds are accepted, including clothing, books, furniture and toys. “The expanded shop will not only provide additional funding for Safe Harbor's programs, but it will also allow our clients to shop for clothing, household goods, and other necessities at no cost as they take important steps toward safety and independence,” interim CEO and Director of Finance Julie Pringle said. “We are grateful for the community support that makes this possible." This isn’t the organization’s first expansion. It recently opened a new shelter in Greenville to support its growing needs. Safe Harbor is a nonprofit that focuses on supporting domestic abuse survivors and their children by providing shelter, resources and education throughout the Upstate. It operates in Greenville, Anderson, Pickens and Oconee counties. The Safe Harbor resale shop is at 2830 Wade Hampton Blvd., Taylors. It is open 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Safe Harbor runs a 24/7 emergency helpline at 800-291-2139.