Double Credit
Because volunteering on Saturday afternoon has not been popular in the past, we are offering double volunteer credits to anyone who signs up for Saturday afternoon. These credits allow you to receive more of the profits from the sale of your items.

Items Not Accepted

The Consignment Sale has become so successful that we are running out of room to sell everything submitted. And, we've worked hard to build a reputation for offering a high quality assortment of items for babies and kids. In order to maintain our reputation (and successful track record), we need to be diligent about Quality Control. Here is a list of what is not accepted.

Stained/Dirty Clothing & Toys. How dirty is too dirty? If you can see or smell the stain or dirt, it's too dirty. If you can see that the knees or seat are worn, it's too worn.

Stained/Dirty Equipment. This is up to the discretion of the QC person checking you in. We know you're life is very busy and chaotic, but truly, items sell for a higher price when they look like new. So, take out that toothbrush and a little bleach and clean the straps on your high chair and car seats. It pays off in $$s. Small stains-but not caked on food or big stains-on high-ticket, very popular items like baby carriers, strollers, and high chairs are more likely to be overlooked than a stained baby tub or bath ring.

Broken Items or Items With Missing Parts. If you're unable to put it together in front of us (big ticket items, not small toys), than it's missing something and won't be accepted. This includes unfolding and folding strollers and high chairs. Also, if your toy looks incomplete, it will be rejected.

Battery Operated Toys Without Working Batteries. We know it's a pain, but this is the only way we can ensure your items work. This also includes battery-operated swings and bouncy seats.

Underwear, Diapers, Pacifiers, Teethers and Bottle Nipples. Unless it's in an unopened package, it's not accepted.

Stuffed animals. Sorry. They're breeding grounds for germs.
 

Not Accepted for Donations

Cribs. Many charitable organizations do not accept cribs because of the liability issues and because their clients don't have the space.

Extra Car Seat Bases.

Snap-n-Go Strollers.

Diaper Genies.

Bike Seats.