Thrift stores change with the times

By: Anne Wallace Allen November 2, 2018 Comments Off

Idaho technology companies aren't the only ones looking to Silicon Valley for inspiration. Two years ago, a team of leaders from the Idaho Youth Ranch, which helps pay for its social services programs through revenues from its two dozen second-hand stores, traveled to San Jose to share best practices with Goodwill store operators there. Not surprisingly, ...

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Thrift stores change with the times

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