Worn Threads extends its hours

Thanks to some new volunteers, Worn Threads thrift store has been able to extend its hours. New hours are Mondays and Wednesdays 10 a.m.-2 p.m., Thursdays 2-4 p.m. and Saturdays 10 a.m.-noon.

Worn Threads is non-profit and staffed entirely by volunteers. They accept donations of new and gently used clothing for children, men and women, and accessories, as well as household linens and a small assortment of small household items.

Worn Threads is open to the public and everything is for sale at very reasonable prices. Worn Threads also works with other community agencies to assist people in need of clothing. Agencies such as ACTS and the Red Cross can provide their clients with vouchers to get clothing at no cost.

All sales proceeds above expenses are donated to ACTS.

Half price sale at Worn Threads

Worn Threads Thrift Store is holding a half price sale on clothing. They have clothing for men, women and children and plenty of winter items left for the last cold weeks. Sale will continue for the next couple of weeks.

Worn Threads is open Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays 10 a.m.-noon and Thursdays 2-4 p.m.

United Way Small Business Blitz

The United Way of Southeast Georgia will hold its Bulloch County Small Business Blitz on Thursday, Feb. 11. Volunteers from the United Way will call on local businesses to ask for their support. Please give generously to help the United Way meet the many critical needs in the community.

Red Cross spring classes

The Bulloch Chapter of the American Red Cross offers health and safety classes to the community. The spring schedule includes Adult CPR, Child & Infant CPR and Standard First Aid classes. Classes are held each month at the Outreach Center. For a schedule and to register, see their website, Bulloch Chapter American Red Cross.