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Pennywise Thrift Shop

A Ministry of Church of the Holy Comforter, Vienna, Virginia

Located at 214 Dominion Road, NE, Vienna

Note: Pennywise Thrift Shop is closed.

The Shop will be closed for two weeks beginning Friday, March 13, in order to protect our volunteers and customers from COVID-19 Virus. Virginia has declared a state of emergency and we feel with the call for social distancing, this is the best decision for everyone’s heath. We will re-evaluate at the end of the two week time.

Regular Shopping Hours: Tuesday–Friday 10 a.m.–6 p.m.; Saturdays 10 a.m.–5 p.m.

  • Donations: Donations are always needed and are accepted during business hours at the shop. We will stop accepting winter clothing on March 1 and will start accepting spring and summer clothing. Decorative and kitchen items will always be greatly appreciated.
  • Volunteer: Please contact Helen Mertz if you are able to fill one or more of the openings HERE. We need your help and your time will be greatly appreciated.

For questions, please contact Lisa Wood or Helen Mertz.

Note: Please do not leave donations outside the front door after hours. This is prohibited by the landlord.

Follow us on Facebook HERE! Track items that can be found on Craigslist HERE and keep up on what is featured and on sale each week.
 
For updates on donations acceptance, sales, weather-related closures, and other short term changes, please visit the Pennywise Facebook page HERE.

The Pennywise Thrift Shop was created as a fund raising endeavor of Church of the Holy Comforter in 1961.

For over 50 years the shop has been recycling and selling donated and consigned affordable, lightly used clothing and household items from and to the Vienna community. The proceeds from the shop fund a variety of ministries and activities within our parish as well as numerous community charitable programs and services.

The success and popularity of Pennywise is directly attributed to the many volunteers from Holy Comforter who work in the shop and to the generous donations from the community.