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Value Village® thrift store in Wasilla, AK, is your champion of reuse.
The Community Donation Center® at the Value Village® thrift store in Wasilla, AK, is the perfect place to donate clothes and other household items to our store’s local nonprofit partner, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Alaska. Located in the Value Village Mall, near Wells Fargo Bank, our secondhand store is a one-stop shop to drop off your donations and Declutter ResponsiblyTM.
Value Village® is committed to giving reusable items a second chance at life while helping save millions of pounds of clothing and household goods from landfills every year. Each time you donate items to Big Brothers Big Sisters of Alaska at our store, we pay them for your stuff, providing revenue to help them fund important programs in your community.
We are looking forward to seeing you at our Community Donation Center - Wasilla Value Village® thrift store. Learn more about the Savers® family of thrift stores, our impact, and the #ThriftProud movement at www.valuevillage.com/thrift-proud/rethink-reuse.
Here’s how it works.
Backpacks & purses
Electronics
Bed & bath
Clothing & shoes
Exercise & sporting goods
Books & media
Games & toys
Housewares
Small appliances
Small furniture
TVI, Inc. d/b/a Value Village is a for profit paid solicitor accepting donations of secondhand clothing and household goods on behalf of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Alaska, of 600 West 41st Street, Suite #101, Anchorage, AK 99503, whose mission is to provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported 1-to-1 relationships that change their lives for the better, forever. A copy of the financial statement of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Alaska and a copy of the contract will be provided upon request, by contacting the Alaska Attorney General’s Office at 907-465-3600.
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