Return Of The $3 Sale~Fundraiser for Depave!

fundraiser event for Depave
Calendars Ready?

And now the moment you’ve all been waiting for…the date for our next $3 fundraiser sale–Saturday, October 20th! 

Proceeds from this sale will benefit Depave, a local not-for-profit that transforms paved placed into mini oases and improves water quality and beautifies parking lots in the process. We’re proud to partner with them!

We hold these sales periodically throughout the year as fundraisers for local not-for-profit organizations. October’s $3 sale will be our fourth, raising funds for several different organizations. We love holding fundraisers and letting our shoppers get great deals on clothing.

If you haven’t been to one of our fundraiser $3 events before, here’s what to expect: Lots of people having a fun time and rummaging through our many racks of clothing, all priced at only $3!

We empty out Shoe-la-la in our Johns Landing store and fill it with rolling racks. Then we pack them full of clothing that was donated for the sale, or that didn’t sell in the store. It’s a bit of a mad scramble, but that’s half the fun!

We do divide the clothing by size to help ease the mayhem a little. (You know how we love to be organized!)

Mark your calendars for Saturday, October 20th at our Johns Landing store. Doors will open at 10am, and  the sale continues all day or as long as supplies last.

Author: Chris Gauger

Chris is a self-confessed resale fashionista. A fashion recycler from an early age, she learned the consignment business from her mother, Jan Gauger, at omt divine resale in Lincoln, Nebraska. Chris moved to Portland, Oregon in 1990 and immediately felt at home, among her people. She started Here We Go Again Deluxe Resale Boutique in 1992 and has never looked back. The second location of her store opened in 1997. Chris loves pretty much everything about clothes and fashion, but she has a serious boot and shoe addiction that is fed by the two stores. It's doubtful she will ever be recovered. In addition to clothes, Chris loves mentoring young women and teaching them about what it takes to run and manage a small business. She has employed some pretty remarkable women over the years and is grateful for all they've done to help grow Here We Go Again. She is a Hoosier by birth, but was raised in Nebraska. She has two sisters who continue to run the consignment store there, and one brother who has sense enough to stay out of the way. Her husband of twenty-seven years, is a land use planner and the fix-anything-guru that Chris relies upon more often than she'd like.

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