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Savers is taking up shop in Centereach Square, the sprawling plaza that houses Walmart and recently bid farewell to a Big Lots location and a Bob’s Stores.
The largest for-profit thrift operator in North America opens its Centereach location on Dec. 12.
[Correection: An earlier version of this report relied upon inaccurate information from Savers regarding the opening date.]
According to Savers, the new space measures nearly 27,000 square feet and “will rival the size and range of a standard retail department store with a diverse assortment of affordable pre-loved clothing, shoes, accessories, housewares and so much more.”
To the uninitiated, here’s how Savers works:
The company purchases secondhand items from nonprofit partners to sell in its retail stores. Savers notes that these partners support at-risk youth, fight diseases and, overall, “create stronger communities.”
The nonprofit partner for the Centereach location is Big Brothers Big Sisters of Long Island.
If you go
The Centereach Savers store and donation center, located at 51 Centereach Mall Drive, will be open Monday through Saturday each week from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and on Sundays from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Click here for additional information.
Photo credit: Savers on Facebook
