Clothing Swap at Henderson Library

There is a neat little clothing swap event coming up in August at the Henderson library! This is a great way to save on back to school clothing.

Here are the details:

Swap, Don’t Shop! Drop off a bag (or bags)! of children’s clothing at the Henderson District Pubic Libraries Paseo Verde Branch Reference Desk between Tuesday 8/5 and Friday 8/8. Receive a ticket for every bag you drop off. Return on Saturday 8/9 between 10am-noon and pick out a bag of “new to you” back-to-school clothes! 
 
Paseo Verde Library
280 South Green Valley Parkway
Henderson, NV 89012


Guidelines:
 
Children’s clothing from newborn through youth size 20 (no teen or adult sizes)
 
All seasons welcome
 
Only gently worn and clean clothing, free of rips and stains. No undergarments or socks, toys or baby equipment.
 
You get to take a bag for every bag you bring in prior to the event (there is no limit)
 
All swaps are final!
 
Any remaining items will be donated to HopeLink of Southern Nevada
 
Questions?  Please contact Caroline Hoover 702-492-6580  or email at choover@hdpl.org

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