Goodwill to open Auten’s Loft thrift boutique in Greenville

Goodwill to open Auten’s Loft thrift boutique in Greenville

Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands South Carolina is set to open its Auten’s Loft boutique on May 8th in Greenville. Located at 1902 Woodruff Road, Auten’s Loft offers a range of affordable designer and name-brand women’s and men’s clothing, jewelry, shoes, accessories, and select home decor.

This boutique is named in honor of Lloyd Auten, the founder of Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands South Carolina. Auten’s Loft aims to cater to individuals who are looking for trendy, fashionable, and designer apparel and furnishings, at a fraction of the original cost. All the products in the store are sourced entirely from donations.

Pat Michaels, the president and CEO of Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands South Carolina, expressed his enthusiasm for the grand opening of Auten’s Loft, stating, “we are not just unveiling an upscale thrift boutique; we are opening doors to opportunity and empowerment. Each purchase made at Auten’s Loft contributes towards our goal to educate and train individuals, providing them with the tools they need to secure sustainable employment. Through ventures like this, we are not only offering premium finds, but also building bridges to brighter futures, making a profound impact on workforce development throughout South Carolina.”

The prices at Auten’s Loft will range from $3.99 to $24.99, depending on current trends, designer labels, and brand names. The store will be open from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. Auten’s Loft will also have locations in Chapin and Lexington.

Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands South Carolina has been serving the local community for over 50 years. The organization is known for its thrift stores, where donated items are sold to provide essential job training and placement services to individuals facing employment challenges.

With Auten’s Loft, Goodwill Industries expands its reach by offering a boutique shopping experience with high-quality, gently-used clothing and home goods. This unique concept not only provides affordable shopping options but also supports Goodwill’s mission to empower individuals through education and job training.

Goodwill Industries of Upstate/Midlands South Carolina has a strong presence in the Upstate region, with multiple thrift stores and training centers. The organization’s commitment to community development has made a significant impact on the local workforce.

The opening of Auten’s Loft in Greenville is an exciting addition to the Goodwill family, providing residents with access to stylish and affordable fashion choices while supporting a worthy cause. Consumers can enjoy the thrill of finding hidden treasures while contributing to a positive change in their community.

Goodwill Industries continues to be a leader in the thrift store industry, setting itself apart with innovative initiatives like Auten’s Loft. By utilizing donated items and offering them at affordable prices, Goodwill not only provides accessible shopping options but also helps reduce waste and promote sustainability.

As Auten’s Loft prepares to open its doors, the anticipation is building among shoppers and supporters of Goodwill’s mission. With its commitment to workforce development, Auten’s Loft is more than just a thrift store; it is a platform for change and empowerment.


Author: HERE Greenville

HERE Greenville

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