Upscale resale event Tossed Out Treasures returns to Sandy Springs
The Sandy Springs Society's 33rd Annual Tossed Out Treasures upscale resale event on March 13-15 offers shoppers a unique opportunity to find high-end items while supporting local nonprofits, with proceeds from the event benefiting area organizations through the Society's annual grant program. The post Upscale resale event Tossed Out Treasures returns to Sandy Springs appeared first on Rough Draft Atlanta.
Treasure hunters, estate sale enthusiasts, and savvy resale shoppers are invited to discover exceptional finds at the 33rd Annual Tossed Out Treasures upscale showcase on March 13–14 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and March 15 from noon to 3 p.m.
The unique shopping experience is widely anticipated in the community each year, according to a release about the event. It celebrates sustainability by reselling, reusing, and repurposing high-end items donated by the Sandy Springs community.
The sale is in Suite C204 at Parkside Shops off Cliftwood Drive at 5920 Roswell Road, formerly occupied by retailer Tuesday Morning. At the conclusion of the event, all unsold merchandise is donated to charitable partners.
Admission is free, and every purchase supports local nonprofits serving the community. Facebook Marketplace browsers and regulars at Poshmark, eBay, and The RealReal are invited.
Upscale resale details
The festivities begin with a preview party on March 12 from 6–9 p.m. Guests will enjoy a buffet dinner, two drinks, and exclusive first access to browse and purchase designer clothing, high-end accessories, jewelry, antiques, home décor, children’s items, household goods, and more.
Shoppers can browse an impressive selection of merchandise, including a six-piece outdoor furniture set, designer clothing and handbags, man-cave memorabilia, children’s apparel and toys, fine silver and china, one-of-a-kind glassware sets, and artwork. A standout piece this year is a pencil sketch of a Labrador retriever created by a local artist who paints with his feet.
Founded in 1988, The Sandy Springs Society is a women-led nonprofit dedicated to improving the quality of life in Sandy Springs by supporting other local nonprofits that promote the arts, heritage, education, the environment, and social services.
The organization has raised more than $5.4 million to support programs in education, heritage, social services, the arts, and the environment. Proceeds from Tossed Out Treasures benefit area organizations through the Sandy Springs Society’s annual grant program.
“The Sandy Springs Society is a longtime partner of the Community Assistance Center,” CAC Executive Director Francis Horton said. “They have helped us with capital and programming projects and are a consistent advocate for the work we do to prevent homelessness and alleviate hunger. The society is a mainstay in the Sandy Springs’ nonprofit world.”
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