SUMMER EVENTS AT SACKS:
The Bozeman Ukulele Cabaret and Community Art Bozeman will join Sacks Thrift to host Art Walk fun in the parking lot of our Bozeman store Friday, July 8. Community Art Bozeman will host a “musical easels” game that invites artists of all stripes to take turns working on paintings. Strummers from the Bozeman Ukulele Cabaret will provide the music. The public is invited to bring a ukulele and be part of this Art Walk Ukulele Flash Mob. Songbooks with chord charts are provided and loaner ukuleles will be on hand. Featured ukulele performers, Jeannette Skankin, “arguably the only ukulele reggae band in Bozeman that dresses like Montana’s historic congresswoman,” are also slated to make an appearance. All are welcome to stop by, sing along, watch the musical art follies, or pick up a brush and take part. For more info, visit bozemanukes.wordpress.com, find Bozeman Ukulele Cabaret or Community Art Bozeman on Facebook, or email bozemanukulelecabaret@gmail.com.
Sacks Thrift is a program of the Help Center, Inc., the 24-hour Crisis Helpline,  406-586-3333, Sexual Assault Counseling Center, and more, serving southwest Montana.

Two Stores for Your Thrifting Pleasure!

Belgrade
31 E. Main (at Kennedy)
Bozeman
138 W. Mendenhall
(at N. Grand)
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Voted Bozeman's Best 
Thrift Store!

Sacks of Bozeman and Belgrade are non-profit thrift stores. All proceeds go towards supporting the Help Center programs.
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Sacks Thrift is helping save the earth, one item at a time!  By donating your used clothes, furniture, toys, books, jewelry or other items you are keeping them out of landfills and allowing others to find new treasures!
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Don't miss our SILENT AUCTION,
now in progress at the Bozeman Store!
This is our main Spring fundraiser for The Help Center. We've been setting aside some wondrous things just for you -- art, high-end collectibles, and more -- stop by and bid on your favorites! It's easy and fun, and you can score some fabulous stuff while supporting our community crisis hotline. So, win-win, right? See you soon!