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NEWS photo Mike Wakefield

NORTH Shore Crisis Services Soclety’s resource manager Pamela Buck (right), w with Junice Oystensen (left) and -
Cheryl Fraser, dispiays some of the second-hand clothes and accessories for sale at Good Stuff Connection.

Thrift store aids SAGE House

VERY often, when a woman
flees an abusive relationship, she
leaves with little more than the
clothes on her back.

For this reason, North Shore Crisis
Services Society opened the Good Stuff
Connection. The thrift shop supplies free
clothing to women and children seeking

- temporary shelter at SAGE Transition
House, formerly Emily Murphy House.

The shop is located in the same build-

ing as the society’s main office, in Suite

209A - 145 E. 15th St., North Van.

The thrift shop has clothed more than
200 women since it opened jast July, says
the society’s resource manager Pamela
Buck. Since March 23, the thrift shop has
opened to the public on Thursdays from
noon te 4 p.m.

Women from SAGE get the first pick
of clothes, but now the sale generates
income that helps pay for the expenses

associated with the cost of running the -

thrift shop, says Buck. “The money helps
pay for the cost of the space but also, that

money can then go in to better f programs
for those in need,” she says. i
The thrift shop receives funding from: -.
the Ministry of Women's Equality and
the three North Shore municipalities but
also relies on the community for its sup-
port. Donations of new or gently worn -
clothing for wome:: and children are wel- -:”
come and can be dropped off Tuesdays ° -
and Wednesdays, 10 a.m. to ] p.m. Items”

should be freshly laundered. For more
information, call 987-1773. :
— Layne Christensen .

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