Photo credit: Sarah ChernatinskiYou know that feeling when you find a twenty-dollar bill in your winter coat pocket? Photo credit: Sarah ChernatinskiThere’s something particularly satisfying about finding a perfectly broken-in flannel shirt that’s already survived someone else’s camping trip and is ready for yours. It’s like a museum of childhood where everything has a price tag, and that price is probably less than your morning coffee. Photo credit: Sarah ChernatinskiThe store partners with nonprofits, turning donations into funding for important causes while simultaneously keeping usable goods out of landfills. It’s anthropology with a price tag, offering glimpses into how people in this part of the country live, dress, and decorate their homes.