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Kane County Hospital Thrift Store announces holiday sales and schedule

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Kane County Hospital Thrift Store announces holiday sales and schedule
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The Kane County Hospital Thrift Store in Kanab has announced its holiday schedule and upcoming sales. The store will feature various discounts on items throughout November and December.

Key takeaways

  • Black Friday, November 27, will feature 50 percent off everything.
  • Saturday, November 28, will feature 75 percent off everything.
  • Christmas items will be 50 percent off from December 1 through December 18.
  • The store will be closed from December 20 through January 3, reopening January 4, 2027.

The Kane County Hospital Thrift Store, known as KCHATS, will host several holiday sales and seasonal promotions in Kanab, according to a November 11 report.

New items are added to the store daily as the organization prepares for the holiday shopping season.

The store will be closed on Thanksgiving Day. On Black Friday, November 27, the thrift store will feature a 50 percent discount on all items both inside and outside the building.

On Saturday, November 28, the store will offer 75 percent off everything. Additionally, from December 1 through December 18, all Christmas items will be 50 percent off.

The store's final day of operation before the holiday break will be Saturday, December 19, when everything will be 75 percent off. The thrift store will then be closed from December 20 through January 3.

KCHATS will reopen on January 4, 2027.

The organization expressed gratitude to its donors, staff, and more than 50 volunteers for a successful year. To support the physical health of managers and volunteers, the organization requested that bagged donated items be kept at a weight that can be easily lifted and moved to intake carts.

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