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Sponsor spotlight Church rummage sale in downtown Edmonds Saturday, Aug. 23

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Holy Trinity Edmonds invites the public to its annual rummage sale on Saturday, Aug. 23, from 9 a. m. to 3 p. m.

The sale features a wide selection of items, including quality home goods, small furniture, toys, and clothing. Located at 657 Daley St. in Edmonds, the church provides ample parking in its dedicated lot across the street. Cash and Venmo payments will be accepted, making transactions convenient for all. Proceeds will support villagers impacted by ongoing conflict in Myanmar.

This initiative not only aids those in need but also fosters community engagement through local shopping. Last year's sale raised significant funds for similar causes, demonstrating the community's commitment to humanitarian support. Attendees can enjoy a day of shopping while making a positive impact.

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