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Over fifty years ago, when a group of church women in the community learned of children without shoes and families in need, they worked together through their churches and opened The Princeton Closet resale store. Their hope was to provide quality used clothing and other items for these children and their families and also to disperse funds to numerous community organizations. First renting a space on North Main street and then moving to South Main street, several decades later we purchased the former Sears' building on North Main Street, the present site of The Princeton Closet. It was a leap of faith and a prayerfully considered decision, however, thanks to those forward thinking women. The Princeton Closet has a wonderful space with terrific neighbors and we are thriving. We are a non for profit business that is 100 percent focused on giving back to the community we love and serve. We conduct business independently and are guided and maintained under a Board of Directors.Over fifty years ago, when a group of church women in the community learned of children without shoes and families in need, they worked together through their churches and opened The Princeton Closet resale store. Their hope was to provide quality used clothing and other items for these children and their families and also to disperse funds to numerous community organizations. First renting a space on North Main street and then moving to South Main street, several decades later we purchased the former Sears' building on North Main Street, the present site of The Princeton Closet. It was a leap of faith and a prayerfully considered decision, however, thanks to those forward thinking women. The Princeton Closet has a wonderful space with terrific neighbors and we are thriving. We are a non for profit business that is 100 percent focused on giving back to the community we love and serve. We conduct business independently and are guided and maintained under a Board of Directors.