ARC stores are a terrific low-cost option for kids' clothes, toys, and books, as well as seasonal items such as winter gear and summer playthings. Since all profits go toward local ARC programming for people with disabilities, the benefits of buying here extend beyond just saving some dough. The stores roll out their Halloween items in late-September; the selection of costumes and props is staggering. Themed displays throughout the year spotlight other holiday and seasonal merchandise. During end-of-season clearance sales, the already low prices are cut up to 50%, so parents can stock up for the following year on shorts, hats and mittens, and other items kids blow through quickly. ARC can also be a good source for fabric, craft materials, furniture, and dishes and household goods, though the selection can be hit-or-miss. There's usually plenty for dress-up and imaginative play, but naturally, the condition of items varies. Tax-deductible donations are accepted during store hours seven days a week, so clearing out outgrown toys and clothes in good condition is a snap. ARC now accepts automobiles too, regardless of condition.
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