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More than Just a ThriftStore. When most of us hear Goodwill we think of the thrift shop, but the nonprofit’s retail operation is only a means to its larger end. It also helps that resale is gaining cachet , particularly among younger consumers. “We’re The rest, as they say, is history.
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