Shop for bargains at Annandale Fire Department yard sale
The Annandale Volunteer Fire Department’s (AVFD) first-ever communitywide
yard sale will take place April 20 in the parking lot of the Annandale Fire
Station, 7128 Columbia Pike.
yard sale will take place April 20 in the parking lot of the Annandale Fire
Station, 7128 Columbia Pike.
The proceeds from vendor registrations will benefit the AVFD.
If the yard sale is as popular as anticipated, it could become an annual or
semi-annual event, says organizer Brenda Waller, the wife of AVFD Chief Roger
Waller. Individuals with too much stuff they no longer need are
encouraged to participate. People who make jewelry or other crafts can also
sign up, as well as store owners and nonprofits.
If the yard sale is as popular as anticipated, it could become an annual or
semi-annual event, says organizer Brenda Waller, the wife of AVFD Chief Roger
Waller. Individuals with too much stuff they no longer need are
encouraged to participate. People who make jewelry or other crafts can also
sign up, as well as store owners and nonprofits.
Vendors can register online. The cost for venders is $15,
which includes the use of an eight-foot table and chair. Sellers will keep all
the profits from their sales, although they can contribute a portion to the
AVFD, which depends on donations from the public to help pay for fire trucks,
ambulances, and other equipment.
which includes the use of an eight-foot table and chair. Sellers will keep all
the profits from their sales, although they can contribute a portion to the
AVFD, which depends on donations from the public to help pay for fire trucks,
ambulances, and other equipment.
Coffee, donuts, and pizza will be available. In case of
rain, the yard sale will be moved indoors to the large hall where the AVFD
hosts weekly bingo games.
rain, the yard sale will be moved indoors to the large hall where the AVFD
hosts weekly bingo games.
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Nice ideas!!! They should consider doing this as vendor spaces in the bloom. I just came from TN – and it is all the rage. Each vendor gets a little booth/location in the buliding and sells their stuff.