Charitable resale. Chelsea Geyer, a 19-year-old employee at the children’s resale store Kid to Kid, has enlisted her bosses to help fund an upcoming aid trip to Africa. Beginning earlier this week and continuing through today, 15 percent of the store’s sales will support Geyer’s trip to Swaziland, where nearly a quarter of the population is infected with HIV. She will work for six weeks as a children’s advocate at a youth center in Mbabane. The store also will donate items for Geyer, a Nyack College student, to take with her for children there. “She’s a pretty remarkable employee,” says store owner Todd Frick. Kid to Kid stocks gently used kids clothes, toys and baby furnishings.
15035 E. Mississippi Ave., Aurora, 303-752-2757,
Yards and yards of sales. The seventh annual Whittier Yard Sale is today from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. and offers more deals than you can shake a yard stick at. Whittier is located between York and Downing streets and between East 23rd Avenue and Martin Luther King Boulevard.
Happy anniversary. Perpetual Clothing is celebrating its one-year anniversary with an additional 15 percent off on its second-hand clothing, shoes and accessories through Sunday. The store’s owners encourage “reducing, reusing and recycling” fashion. Shoppers will find such brands as Anthropologie, Coach, J. Crew, Trina Turk and more. Today there will be cake and additional savings from 4 to 7 p.m. 2027 W. 32nd Ave., 303-953-0816,
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