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What’s Up in the Attic late August #3 2017
SOME INTERESTING ITEMS AVAILABLE FOR PURCHASE AT ANGELS FURNITURE STORE. OPEN TILL 2 PM MON, TUES AND WED, NOON ON FRI.
What’s Up in the Attic late August #2 2017
ANGELS FURNITURE STORE – OPEN AND CLOSED HOURS SCHEDULE FOR THE NEXT COUPLE WEEKS
The Manager is taking a well-deserved vacation soon, so the Furniture Store will be closed for purchases from Saturday Sept 2 through Saturday Sept 9. So, if you have immediate needs, please stop by Wed Aug 30 8am-2pm or Fri Sept 1 8am-noon. The store will re-open Monday Sept 11.
Of course, the Donation Center, including the Furniture Store dock, will be open for drop-offs of both furniture and small items (small items should be placed inside the mini-barn on the upper driveway).
Sorry for the temporary closure, but it is an example of the ongoing scarcity of volunteers requiring some difficult decisions
What’s Up in the Attic late August 2017
ANGELS FINANCIAL STATEMENTS FOR 2016 ARE RELEASED.
VIEW THEM BELOW, BY CLICKING THE LINKS
The official name for Angels is “Floyd County Angels Ministries Inc”, and it is a 501c3 non-profit, as determined by the IRS, and an annual statement on a certain form must be sent to the IRS under the applicable regulations. The organization operates the Angels in the Attic Store, the Angels Boutique, and the Angels Donation Center along with the Angels Furniture Store. So, the word “Angels” by itself is a nickname.
Because there are so many volunteers to run the day to day activities, there is large percentage of sales revenues from the stores that is available to be given to support local organizations such as food pantries and heating assistance. Some well known national organizations spend a lot on fund raising, many paid staff, and paid executives, so there is a small percentage left over for direct payments to their cause. Not so at Angels, which has a very high percentage of funds distributed to support worthy causes.
(CLICK THE ABOVE LINKS TO VIEW THE FINANCIAL INFORMATION DOCUMENTS)
What’s Up in the Attic mid-August #3 2017
ANGELS BOUTIQUE JOINS ANGELS IN THE ATTIC STORE WITH A WOMENS SUMMER CLOTHING SALE, STARTING FRIDAY AUGUST 25 THROUGH SEPTEMBER 5, 2017
HALF OFF STICKER PRICE
What’s Up in the Attic mid-August #2 2017
VOLUNTEERS AT ANGELS INCLUDE THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND AS MANY AS 80 STAFF
The official name is Floyd County Angels Ministries, Inc.
The Board of Directors include:
Jim Shortt, Chairman of the Board
Will Griffin CPA
Mauyer Gallimore
Sandra Shank
Paige Dalton
Connie Quesenberry
Bill Gardner
Pricilla Whitlock Volunteer Manager of Donation Center
Rhonda Daiber, Volunteer Manager of Angels Boutique
The Board of Directors has the typical duties of setting policy, approving expenditures, and approving the donations of funds and materials to local area organizations.
The Angels in the Attic Store has a Manager, Gennell Vest
Many thanks to all those who lend their support to Angels.
What’s Up in the Attic mid-August 2017
HALF PRICE SALE ON SUMMER CLOTHES AND SHOES STARTS FRIDAY AUGUST 18 IN THE ANGELS IN THE ATTIC STORE
The hot weather is not over, as you well know by the heat and humidity you experienced today. The prices for summer wear at the Angels in the Attic Store will be so very low that you can afford to buy items to wear until the cooler weather arrives, which can be more than a couple more hot months away. Then you will have them on hand when the warm weather returns around Easter time. We will be starting the summer sale on clothes and shoes Friday August 18th with summer clothes and summer shoes being 50% off.
What’s Up in the Attic early August #3 2017
ANGELS BOUTIQUE HAS RECENTLY RECEIVED A MINOLTA CAMERA AND A VINTAGE SET OF DISHES, NOW FOR SALE
The dishes are a setting for 8, a 54 piece vintage Gold Castle made in Japan. The camera is a Minolta film camera X370s along with strap, flash, and removable lens with lens cover.
What’s Up in the Attic early August #2 2017
ANGELS IN THE ATTIC HAS A LOT OF BOOKS AVAILABLE AT LOW PRICES
The Angels in the Attic Store has a large inventory of books categorized for easy browsing (for example, self-help, novels, travel, reference, religion). There are many hard cover books as well as soft covers.
What’s Up in the Attic early August 2017
NEW ANGELS FURNITURE STORE AT THE ANGELS DONATION CENTER WILL BE OPEN THIS SATURDAY AUGUST 12 FROM 8AM-1:30PM AS AN EXPERIMENT.
Come visit the Angels Furniture Store at 112 Needmore Lane this Saturday. Go to the lower driveway. It is open for the first time on a Saturday as a convenience to people unable to stop by during typical working hours. Depending on the popularity, perhaps some other Saturdays could be scheduled later on.
By the way, a reminder that the mini-barn on the upper driveway at the Angels Donation Center is where all small items should be placed inside (to protect them from the weather and to avoid an unsightly mess). All donated furniture should be delivered to the lower driveway and onto the dock of the new furniture store. Sorry, we are unable to accept mattresses due to health code, tube TVs due to hazardous material, or child car seats due to safety code. Those items must be taken to the Country Transfer Station on Storkers Knob Rd.
What’s Up in the Attic #2 Late July 2017
THE ANGELS FURNITURE STORE IN THE NEW BUILDING AT THE ANGELS DONATION CENTER ON NEEDMORE LANE IS NOW OPEN !!!!!
The store is currently full, because several weeks of donated furniture were stored in various rooms, and an old house, and was not accessible for sales. So the prices are lower for awhile.
Available right now are:
Chest of drawers, bookcases, drafting table, office desks, student desks, filing cabinets, kids bikes and trikes, sofas, upholstered chairs, office side chairs, metal bunk bed set, wood beds, dining tables, wood crib, chairs, bakery rack, upholstered chairs, medical beds with electric lift or with manual lift, wheelchairs, walkers.
Hours are the same as the Donation Center, which are:
Mondays, Tuesdays, and Wednesdays 8 am to 2 pm
Fridays 8 am till noon