Proceeds from Blessingdales Thrift Shop fund God's Shelter of Love, which shelters homeless women and children in Decatur and across central Illinois. The shop opened in 1998 in a donated building and moved into a church in 2004. In 2013 it settled into the former Rolling Prairie Library, a curved red-brick building with a blue awning over its front windows. It is open six days a week and closed on Sundays.
Donations keep the shelters running. The shop takes clothing and shoes in good condition, furniture, small working appliances and electronics, home goods such as decor, bedding and dining sets, toys and games, and other general merchandise in usable condition. It does not accept mattresses, printers, ink cartridges or outdated televisions and electronics. Drop-offs are taken four days a week, and donors can get a receipt for tax purposes.
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