Thanks to Ashley Quadros, Development Director, Hospitality House, for this info. Here’s the full press release: Press Release-News from Bread & Roses Thrift and MoreHonoring Military and Seniors with Discounts
Effective immediately Bread & Roses Thrift and More is giving a 10 percent discount every Tuesday to servicemen and servicewoman, including veterans. This discount is also extended to senior citizens ages 55 and older every Tuesday as well. Discounts require proper identification and are not valid toward already marked-down merchandise.
Bread & Roses Thrift and More exists to support Utah’s Place, Hospitality House’s emergency homeless shelter, which provides a warm bed, food, clothes, and housing case management and assistance to up to 69 homeless individuals on any given day. One hundred percent of all sales from Bread & Roses directly supports those in need.
New Streamlined Donation Process
Previously, donations were accepted at both Utah’s Place and Bread & Roses, but in an effort streamline the process, Hospitality House kindly asks that all donations now be dropped off at the back door of Bread & Roses, located at 840 E Main Street, directly next door to Sierra Cinemas, every Tuesday – Saturday, 10 a.m. – 5 p.m.
Bread & Roses is equipped with a team of volunteers who sort every donation upon arrival—both for the store and for the shelter, including the shelter’s most urgent needs. When arriving, simply tell the greeter where to allocate your donation, but remember, a donation to Bread & Roses is also a donation in support of Hospitality House.
About Hospitality House
The mission of Hospitality House is to bring homeless people in Nevada County into a circle of community caring that offers shelter, sustenance, advocacy, opportunity, dignity, and hope as they transition from homelessness to housing. For more information about Hospitality House, visit hhshelter.org