We honestly believe that no matter your budget anyone can and should feel like a million dollars. Now, this certainly isn’t a hot take, but it’s not every day that a store is truly willing to make it a reality. This month, make room in your closet, or just donate to the incredible inventory held by wonder company Good Neighbour – a one-of-a-kind thrift store making fashion more affordable than ever.

Located on 149 Fifth Avenue S.E., GN will sell everything from books, plants, food and of course, clothing – all of which will not have any price tags at all.

Instead, the inner city market just asks that you pay what you can – whether that be a few dollars, cents or double what the item is worth in addition to a donation to the store itself, it’s totally up to you! Amazing, right? 

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Now you may be asking, how in the heck this is possible and the answer is really quite simple. Calgary has a lot of really amazing people.

With a little help from volunteer electricians, painters and staff, Good Neighbour will be ready to go and making a difference by July 24th – so mark your calendars. In fact, the entire store is being run by volunteers!

Actually, while you’re at it, give them a follow on Instagram and check your closet for anything that you may not be using anymore.

They’re taking donations now, folks, so if you can – we encourage you to contribute to one of the coolest community-built projects we’ve seen in a while.

Ah, we love wholesome content, don’t you?

GOOD NEIGHBOUR  

When: Saturday, July 24th
Where: 149 5th Avenue SE, Calgary
Instagram: @goodneighbouryyc

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