CATHEDRAL CITY, CA – On Friday, May 3, Angel View will open its newest store at 454 N. Indian Canyon Drive in Palm Springs.
Angel View, a 65-year nonprofit serving local children and adults with disabilities, and the Neuro Vitality Center, a non-profit organization assisting stroke patients, worked together to relocate the Jackie Lee Boutique from the center’s Alejo Road location to a new spot, just a few blocks away. The former Stroke Recovery Center needed to expand to best serve its growing clientele and Angel View was presented the opportunity to enhance the already-popular thrift center named for one of the Coachella Valley’s most philanthropic women, the late Jackie Lee Houston.
The grand opening is slated for 8:45 a.m. and will include a ribbon cutting, gift cards to the first 50 customers, prizes and giveaways. You can also earn Angel Cash when you spend $50 you’ll receive a $10 gift card for future purchase.
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The new Jackie Lee Boutique will be open Monday-Saturday 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.; and on Sunday from 10 a.m. to 7 p.m.
“Angel View is fortunate to be able carry on our work with Jackie Lee’s legacy,’’ said executive director Patti Park. “Jim and Jackie Lee Houston were great supporters of our programs, our stores, and our fundraising events. One of our 19 residential homes is named in their honor – Houston House. We’re happy to have her name associated with Angel View as well as this partnership with the Neuro Vitality Center, two of Jackie Lee’s most beloved nonprofits.”
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Angel View currently operates 19 other resale stores and two clearance centers in Riverside and San Bernardino Counties.
Angel View’s resale stores accept more than 3 million pounds of donated material each year that is then resold, reused or recycled. The stores offer shoppers great prices on gently used apparel, shoes, jewelry, accessories, books, household goods and more. Proceeds from the sale of the donated items are used to provide a wide range of essential services to children and adults with disabilities.
