Unless you're blessed with a walk-in closet the size of a studio apartment, there comes a time when you must clean it
out - especially if you're a frequent shopper. Consigning the items you want to discard can replenish your funds. When
it comes to that pricey boutique dress you wore only once or that sample sale find that didn't really fit, or that piece of
jewelry that you’re tired of, or the sparkling bric-a-brac of which you have far too many, sending them back out into
the world will make another shopper happy while padding your wallet. And that’s where we come in: We’re the
volunteers at Willing Hearts Consignment Shop. The shop is managed and fully staffed by volunteers for the benefit
of the Rotary Club of the Caldwells and its various projects and charities. We accept donations and certain
merchandise on consignment.
THERE ARE SO MANY GREAT REASONS TO RECYCLE THE ITEMS THAT YOU NO LONGER USE:
COMMUNITY AND CHARITY
The fashion industry is in an age known as
“fast clothing.” Clothing becomes obsolete
and easily disposable in large quantities
because it’s very inexpensive to mass
produce. The EPA estimates that 12.7
million tons of clothes are thrown away
every year. Clothing creates massive landfill
waste and many artificial fibers do not
decompose quickly or at all. The same is
true for giftware.
Our goal is to provide quality shopping at
affordable prices. We accept apparel,
jewelry, furs, accessories, home decor and
housewares consignment items and
donations which we recycle in the
community. Recycling your treasures with us
means you care enough about them, your
community and our environment to give
them a new life and for a great cause!
Rotary Club service projects include Help the
Children Hear which provides hearing aids
for deaf children and The Gift of Life, an
international program for children and
infants who need life-saving heart surgery.
YOURSELF
Donating your items not only helps the
environment and the community, but it also
creates a sense of pride in knowing that
you are helping others as well as
decluttering your home. Sometimes we’re
reluctant to part with items that we’ve
purchased because we view it as wasting
money. But getting rid of clutter can free
your mind of frustration, stress and
embarrassment. If you have items that no
longer fit, or that you don’t like because
you bought them on an impulse, or things
that are simply collecting dust, let us find
them a new home.
SELLING OR BUYING OR BOTH? JOIN US AT WILLING HEARTS CONSIGNMENT SHOP! HERE’S HOW:
Since October,1997, nearly $1.4 million (after operating costs) has been generated by
Willing Hearts Consignment Shop for Rotary Club of the Caldwell’s charitable projects.
1997- 2017: Twenty years of great buys
& service to the community!
NEWS & NOTES:
DONATIONS WILL BE ACCEPTED DURING
BUSINESS HOURS ONLY!
BECOME A CUSTOMER,
A CONSIGNOR, A VOLUNTEER
OR ALL THREE TODAY!
STOCK UP NOW ON GIFTS
FOR THE “HOLIDAZE”!
FURNITURE AND OVERSIZE ITEMS!
HOLIDAY FUR SALE!
NEWLY REDUCED PRICES!
GREEN TAGS 12/14-15/2018
We’re the volunteers at Willing Hearts Consignment
Shop. The shop is managed and fully staffed by
volunteers for the benefit of the Rotary Club of
the Caldwells and its various projects and
charities. We accept donations and certain
merchandise on consignment.
Since October,1997, nearly $1.4 million
(after operating costs) has been
generated by Willing Hearts for
Rotary Club of the Caldwell’s charities.
THERE ARE SO MANY GREAT REASONS TO RECYCLE
THE ITEMS YOU NO LONGER USE:
WILLING HEARTS GIFT CERTIFICATES ARE AVAILABLE
IN ANY DENOMINATION - TRULY A GIFT THAT KEEPS ON
GIVING!
Lois M. Reichert reviewed Willing Hearts — *****
December 12, 2016 ·
“This is not just a thrift store, it's a place to find
antiques, vintage and unique articles. Every time I go
in, there is new stock, excellent, affordable, good
quality merchandise. This is a higher end store, no junk
here! Check often for new items. I never walk out
empty handed. Great buys!”
Phyllis Garlock Lardieri - *****
Always find something here and everyone is so nice!
December 30, 2015
Wanda Molina reviewed Willing Hearts — *****
April 23, 2015 ·
“Great place to shop and volunteer at. I love the crew
who so lovingly oversee the store”
SAMPLE ONLINE CUSTOMER REVIEWS OF WILLING HEARTS
NEWS & NOTES
DONATIONS ACCEPTED DURING BUSINESS HOURS ONLY!
YOU CAN FIND IMPORTANT FALL DATES HERE:
OUR NEW ANNEX IS OPEN RIGHT NEXT DOOR
WITH FURNITURE AND OVERSIZE ITEMS!
HOLIDAY FUR SALE! NEWLY REDUCED PRICES!
STOCK UP NOW ON GIFTS FOR THE HOLIDAZE!
GREEN TAGS - 12/14-15/2018
WHAT IS CONSIGNING?
You bring your things to us at Willing Hearts
Consignment Shop so that we can sell them on your
behalf. The Shop does not own your merchandise. The
Shop pays you, the consignor, when your goods sell.
WHAT ITEMS ARE APPROPRIATE FOR
Consigning your items at Willing Hearts means you care
enough about them to give them a new life! All clothing
should be clean and pressed (no wrinkles). Jewelry,
household items and collectibles should be clean and in
good condition. We will not clean your items for you.
Your items MUST be saleable and something you might
buy. Review our current lists of what we accept for
consignment and what we cannot accept for
consignment on a regular basis.
HOW DO I BECOME A WILLING HEARTS CONSIGNOR?
It’s easy! You can become a Willing Hearts regular consignor by paying an annual $20
membership fee (see annual membership fee statement). When you join you receive a
Consignor ID number and can then begin consigning 20 items per month, up to 10 items at a
time during scheduled consignment hours. Your membership will remain valid as long as you pay
your annual membership fee. Drop by the shop and ask any volunteer and tell your friends that
new enrollments for membership are taken any time. You can view and download a Willing
Hearts Consignment Shop Consigner’s Contract here.
HOW IS A VALUE DETERMINED FOR MY ITEMS?
During your consignment session a volunteer experienced at pricing will help you set a price for
your items. A rule of thumb determining the value of consigned items is 1/3 of the original retail
price but this varies a great deal depending on the item and its condition. Remember that our
goal is to sell your items at the best price possible so trust the judgment of your volunteer. Each
Tuesday marks the beginning of the next consignment week.
HOW MUCH DO I EARN?
Your items are on the floor for 4 consignment weeks at full price. If your items sell in weeks 1
through 4 you get 60% of the price. The week you consign your items is considered to be the
first of the 4 weeks at the full consigned price. At the end of the week 4, you can decide to
take your unsold items home or you can donate them to the shop. Items left in the shop
become the property of Willing Hearts Consignment Shop/Rotary. On the first Tuesday of the
5th week, all items are reduced by 50% and all proceeds of the sale of these donated items go
to Rotary Club of The Caldwells. Further price reductions may be made at the discretion of the
manager. Items not sold after 5 weeks are forwarded to a variety of shelters that are affiliated
with Willing Hearts. You may ask for a tax letter for your donated items. You are responsible
for keeping your own inventory. You may ask about the status of your account only during the
4th consignment week and only during consignment hours. Please note that only one
consignor ID number can be used per consignment session.
WHEN AM I PAID?
Checks are ready on or before the 10th of each month for items sold during the previous
calendar month. A statement accompanies each check. Checks may be cashed up to 120 days
after the issue date. Checks are void after 120 days and are considered a donation to Rotary
Club of The Caldwells. You should pick up your check to avoid losing your payment. If you are
away from home for a long period of time, you may leave a self-addressed stamped envelope in
the office. Sorry, but checks will not be cashed in the shop, unless being used to purchase
merchandise.
CAN I ALSO DONATE TO WILLING HEARTS?
Donations are gladly accepted during business hours at the rear of the shop. Donation letters
are available
WHAT IS THE SPECIAL CATEGORY OF CONSIGNMENT CALLED
HARDSHIP?
If you have experienced the recent loss of a loved one or faced a hardship of some kind, you
may ask about a special category called Hardship. The manager will explain the procedure.
The fee for this membership is $30. for a one month period. Hardship memberships can be
renewed for each additional month period for an additional $30 per month. Consignors will be
able to drop-off items but these items MUST be in good condition and saleable. Dropped off
items must be clearly identified with your Consignor ID number. Consignment of these items is
up to the discretion of the volunteer staff. Items not accepted for consignment are forwarded
to a number of shelters affiliated with Willing Hearts. Never refer to your “drop-offs” as
“donations.”
Signing up new consignors
A volunteer uses the new computerized consignment system.
A volunteer prices an item.
CONSIGNMENT?
Willing Hearts Volunteers (left, in front of monitors) assist
consignors in pricing and collecting their items for sale.
Consignor’s view behind monitors as the volunteers assist.
1997- 2017: Twenty years of great buys
& service to the community!
IMPORTANT CONSIGNMENT DATES
INCLEMENT WEATHER: In case of inclement weather, call
the shop at 973-226-7488 after 8:30 am to check for opening
times, or check our website at www.willinghearts.com.
NO DECEMBER CONSIGNMENT
December 18-20:
END OF SEASON SALE
Dec 21 – Jan 7:
Closed for holiday break
January 8:
Re-open after the holidays
Exception to the 4-week rule: All holiday merchandise will
be removed immediately after the holiday. All holiday
items not picked up from the shop ONE WEEK after the
holiday will be donated to a shelter.
WHAT IS CONSIGNING?
You bring your things to us at Willing Hearts
Consignment Shop so that we can sell them on
your behalf. The Shop does not own your
merchandise. The Shop pays you, the consignor,
when your goods sell.
WHAT ITEMS ARE APPROPRIATE FOR
Consigning your items at Willing Hearts means
you care enough about them to give them a new
life! All clothing should be clean and pressed
(no wrinkles). Jewelry, household items and
collectibles should be clean and in good
condition. We will not clean your items for you.
Your items MUST be saleable and something you
might buy. Review our current lists of what we
accept for consignment and what we cannot
accept for consignment on a regular basis.
HOW DO I BECOME A WILLING HEARTS CONSIGNOR?
It’s easy! You can become a Willing Hearts regular
consignor by paying an annual $20 membership fee (see
annual membership fee statement). When you join
you receive a Consignor ID number and can then begin
consigning 20 items per month, up to 10 items at a time
during scheduled consignment hours. Your membership
will remain valid as long as you pay your annual
membership fee. Drop by the shop and ask any volunteer
and tell your friends that new enrollments for
membership are taken any time. You can view and
download a Willing Hearts Consignment Shop Consigner’s
Contract here.
HOW IS A VALUE DETERMINED FOR MY ITEMS?
During your consignment session a volunteer experienced
at pricing will help you set a price for your items. A rule of
thumb determining the value of consigned items is 1/3 of
the original retail price but this varies a great deal
depending on the item and its condition. Remember that
our goal is to sell your items at the best price possible so
trust the judgment of your volunteer. Each Tuesday
marks the beginning of the next consignment week.
HOW MUCH DO I EARN?
Your items are on the floor for 4 consignment weeks at
full price. If your items sell in weeks 1 through 4 you get
60% of the price. The week you consign your items is
considered to be the first of the 4 weeks at the full
consigned price. At the end of the week 4, you can
decide to take your unsold items home or you can donate
them to the shop. Items left in the shop become the
property of Willing Hearts Consignment Shop/Rotary. On
the first Tuesday of the 5th week, all items are reduced by
50% and all proceeds of the sale of these donated items
go to Rotary Club of The Caldwells. Further price
reductions may be made at the discretion of the manager.
Items not sold after 5 weeks are forwarded to a variety of
shelters that are affiliated with Willing Hearts. You may
ask for a tax letter for your donated items. You are
responsible for keeping your own inventory. You may ask
about the status of your account only during the 4th
consignment week and only during consignment hours.
Please note that only one consignor ID number can be
used per consignment session.
WHEN AM I PAID?
Checks are ready on or before the 10th of each month for
items sold during the previous calendar month. A
statement accompanies each check. Checks may be
cashed up to 120 days after the issue date. Checks are
void after 120 days and are considered a donation to
Rotary Club of The Caldwells. You should pick up your
check to avoid losing your payment. If you are away
from home for a long period of time, you may leave a
self-addressed stamped envelope in the office. Sorry, but
checks will not be cashed in the shop, unless being used
to purchase merchandise.
CAN I ALSO DONATE TO WILLING HEARTS?
Donations are gladly accepted during business hours at
the rear of the shop. Donation letters are available.
WHAT IS THE SPECIAL CATEGORY OF
CONSIGNMENT CALLED HARDSHIP?
If you have experienced the recent loss of a loved one or
faced a hardship of some kind, you may ask about a
special category called Hardship. The manager will
explain the procedure. The fee for this membership is
$30. for a one month period. Hardship memberships can
be renewed for another one month period for an
additional $30. Consignors will be able to drop-off items
but these items MUST be in good condition and saleable.
Dropped off items must be clearly identified with your
Consignor ID number. Consignment of these items is up
to the discretion of the volunteer staff. Items not
accepted for consignment are forwarded to a number of
shelters affiliated with Willing Hearts. Never refer to your
“drop-offs” as “donations.”
CONSIGNMENT?
IMPORTANT CONSIGNMENT DATES
SEPT 11, 2018 - JAN 8, 2019
NO DECEMBER CONSIGNMENT
December 18-20:
End of Season Sale
Dec 21 – Jan 7: Closed for holiday break
January 8: Re-open after the holidays
Exception to the 4-week rule: All holiday
merchandise will be removed immediately after the
holiday. All holiday items not picked up from the
shop ONE week after the holiday will be donated to
a shelter.
INCLEMENT WEATHER: In case of inclement weather, call the
shop at 973-226-7488 after 8:30 am to check for opening times,
or check our website at www.willinghearts.com.
WALK-IN CONSIGNMENT PROCEDURE:
APPOINTMENT CONSIGNING PROCEDURE:
CONSIGNMENT: THE PROCESS
CONSIGNOR ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEE REINSTITUTED
Because of the increased demand for our services and an increase in our overhead
expenses, Willing Hearts is reinstituting the annual membership renewal fee for all regular
and unlimited consignor members.
For Regular Consignors:
Before you can consign as a regular consignor, you must pay the annual fee of $20. A new
anniversary date will be established at the time of payment.
For Unlimited Consignors (those enrolled prior to 12/31/16):
Unlimited Consignors must pay the annual fee of $30. A new anniversary date will be
established at the time of payment. Because of the increased demand for our services, we
can no longer accept NEW unlimited consignors.
For Hardship Consignors:
Before you can consign as an Hardship consignor, you must pay the 1-month renewal fee of
$30. If you wish to continue consigning, you can renew this membership for an additional 1
month by paying another $30 renewal fee. You will be informed of any changes in fees and
consignment rules well in advance of future renewals.
Consignors in all categories will be informed of any changes in fees and consignment rules
well in advance of future renewals.
At the Jan, 2017 meeting, volunteers
are informed of new membership fees.
YOU CAN CONSIGN YOUR ITEMS AS A WALK-IN CONSIGNOR OR YOU CAN MAKE AN APPOINTMENT
1.
If you choose to be a walk-in consignor, take a number at the cash register and wait to be
called. Watch the electronic number display and wait to hear your number called. Missing
your number means missing your turn in line.
2.
When your number is called, sit at an empty consignment station. Provide the volunteer
with your Consignor ID number.
3.
Complete a Consignment Inventory Sheet (download here) as you consign each item so
you can track your inventory.
4.
You can consign a maximum of 10 items at a time, 20 items per month.
5.
Only 5 like items are accepted each month; examples: 5 pieces of jewelry, 5 skirts, 5 pots,
etc.
6.
No item is consigned for less than $5.00.
7.
Work with the volunteer to determine an appropriate price for your item.
8.
“As is” items must be approved by a manager.
1.
You can schedule an appointment at least one business day in advance of the date desired
by calling Willing Hearts at 973-226-7488 or while you are in the shop. You must speak
directly to a Willing Hearts volunteer to make the appointment. Recorded messages left to
make an appointment are not acceptable and will not be answered. .
2.
You can make a same day appointment only if there is a vacant appointment slot for that
day.
3.
On the day of the appointment, you should arrive at least 10 minutes in advance of the
scheduled time. You do not need to take a number.
4.
Upon your arrival, you should inform a volunteer at the consignment desk of your
appointment time, and wait to be called to a consignment station.
5.
If you arrive late, you will lose your appointment slot. You then become a regular walk-in
consignor and must take a number to secure your place in the walk-in queue or on days
when walk-ins are accepted.
6.
Appointment Cancellations: You should call Willing Hearts in advance if you need to cancel
your appointment. Phone message cancellations will be accepted.
7.
The consignment process is the same as for a walk-in consignor.
To download the Willing Hearts Weekly Consignment Schedule click here.
A volunteer (at computer)
assists a new consignor.
Another volunteer checks her
consignment computer.
CURRENT WILLING HEARTS CONSIGNMENT HOURS:
Tuesdays
1 - 3:40 PM
Appointments Only
4 - 6:40 PM
Walk-Ins Only
Wednesdays
10 AM – 12:40 PM
Appointments Only
Thursdays
10 AM – 12:40 PM
Appointments and Walk-Ins
Fridays
10 AM – 12:40 PM
Appointments Only
Saturday
10 AM – 12:40 PM
Appointments and Walk-Ins
You’ll find Willing Hearts business cards at the shop with this schedule on the reverse side.
You can download and print a copy of the consignment hours here.
RETRIEVING YOUR ITEMS
Because we are a very busy shop with hundreds of active consignors, we cannot help you find
your things. You will have to find them yourself. Once you have retrieved your items, take
them to the jewelry counter where a volunteer will help you remove the tags and have you
sign the back of each tag to prove that the items are yours. You cannot re-consign your items
again for at least 6 weeks. You can check on the status of your account at any time during
business hours. However, the sale of any item is not guaranteed until the close of the month
because of the possibility of an unexpected customer return.
Items that are donated to the shop after 4 weeks and sell at 50% or less help us cover our
operating expenses. So we urge you to consider increasing your contribution in this way.
PLEASE NOTE THAT WILLING HEARTS CONSIGNMENT SHOP IS NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR ITEMS LOST, STOLEN, OR DAMAGED.
Managers Susan S (seated)
and Susan M review data
entry after a consignmwent
session.
1997- 2017: Twenty years of great buys
& service to the community!
WALK-IN CONSIGNMENT PROCEDURE:
APPOINTMENT CONSIGNING PROCEDURE:
CONSIGNMENT: THE PROCESS
CONSIGNOR ANNUAL MEMBERSHIP FEE
REINSTITUTED
Because of the increased demand for our services and
an increase in our overhead expenses, Willing Hearts is
reinstituting the annual membership renewal fee for all
regular and unlimited consignor members.
For Regular Consignors:
Before you can consign as a regular consignor, you must
pay the annual fee of $20. A new anniversary date will
be established at the time of payment.
For Unlimited Consignors (those enrolled prior
to 12/31/16):
Unlimited Consignors must pay the annual fee of $30. A
new anniversary date will be established at the time of
payment. Because of the increased demand for our
services, we can no longer accept NEW unlimited
consignors.
For Hardship Consignors:
Before you can consign as an Hardship consignor, you
must pay the 3-month renewal fee of $30 for 2017. If
you wish to continue consigning, you can renew this
membership for an additional 3 months by paying
another $30 renewal fee. You will be informed of any
changes in fees and consignment rules well in advance
of future renewals.
Consignors in all categories will be informed of any
changes in fees and consignment rules well in advance
of future renewals.
YOU CAN CONSIGN YOUR ITEMS AS A WALK-IN
CONSIGNOR OR YOU CAN MAKE AN
APPOINTMENT
1.
If you choose to be a walk-in consignor, take a number
at the cash register and wait to be called. Watch the
electronic number display and wait to hear your
number called. Missing your number means missing
your turn in line.
2.
When your number is called, sit at an empty
consignment station. Provide the volunteer with your
Consignor ID number.
3.
Complete a Consignment Inventory Sheet as you
consign each item so you can track your inventory.
4.
You can consign a maximum of 10 items at a time, 20
items per month.
5.
Only 5 like items are accepted each month; examples:
5 pieces of jewelry, 5 skirts, 5 pots, etc.
6.
No item is consigned for less than $5.00.
7.
Work with the volunteer to determine an appropriate
price for your item.
8.
“As is” items must be approved by a manager.
1.
You can schedule an appointment at least one
business day in advance of the date desired by calling
Willing Hearts at 973-226-7488 or while you are in
the shop. You must speak directly to a Willing Hearts
volunteer to make the appointment. Recorded
messages left to make an appointment are not
acceptable and will not be answered. .
2.
You can make a same day appointment only if there is
a vacant appointment slot for that day.
3.
On the day of the appointment, you should arrive at
least 10 minutes in advance of the scheduled time.
You do not need to take a number.
4.
Upon your arrival, you should inform a volunteer at
the consignment desk of your appointment time, and
wait to be called to a consignment station.
5.
If you arrive late, you will lose your appointment slot.
You then become a regular walk-in consignor and
must take a number to secure your place in the walk-
in queue or on days when walk-ins are accepted.
6.
Appointment Cancellations: You should call Willing
Hearts in advance if you need to cancel your
appointment. Phone message cancellations will be
accepted.
7.
The consignment process is the same as for a walk-in
consignor.
To download the current Willing Hearts Weekly
Consignment Schedule click here.
Another volunteer checks her
consignment computer.
CURRENT WILLING HEARTS CONSIGNMENT
HOURS:
Tuesdays
1 - 3:40 PM
Appointments Only
4 - 6:40 PM
Walk-In Only
Wednesdays
10 AM – 12:40 PM
Apts Only
Thursdays
10 AM – 12:40 PM
Apts, Walk-In
Fridays
10 AM – 12:40PM
Apts Only
Saturday
10 AM – 12:40 PM
Apts, Walk-In
You’ll find Willing Hearts business cards at the shop with
this schedule on the reverse side.
You can download and print a copy of the consignment
hours here.
RETRIEVING YOUR ITEMS
Because we are a very busy shop with hundreds of
active consignors, we cannot help you find your things.
You will have to find them yourself. Once you have
retrieved your items, take them to the jewelry counter
where a volunteer will help you remove the tags and
have you sign the back of each tag to prove that the
items are yours. You cannot re-consign your items
again for at least 6 weeks.
Items that are donated to the shop after 4 weeks and
sell at 50% or less help us cover our operating
expenses. So we urge you to consider increasing your
contribution in this way. You can check on the status of
your account at any time during business hours.
However, the sale of any items is not guaranteed until
the close of the month due to the possibility of
unexpected customer returns.
PLEASE NOTE THAT WILLING HEARTS
CONSIGNMENT SHOP IS NOT RESPONSIBLE
FOR ITEMS LOST, STOLEN, OR DAMAGED.
Managers Susan S (seated)
and Susan M review data
entry after a consignment
session.
A volunteer (at computer)
assists a new consignor.
(Exceptions may sometimes be made at the manager’s discretion)
Exceptions may sometimes be made at the manager’s discretion.
•
Animal accessories - new with tags
•
Appliances:
new microwaves, toaster ovens, used toasters and irons in clean, like-new condition,
small appliances new with tags/boxed or like-new condition
•
Books: non-fiction, coffee table, art, cooking, gardening, etc.
•
Craft items: new or like new, packaged appropriately
•
Dolls: accepted for winter holiday season only
•
Electronics: small CD and DVD players, small radios in working condition, current
technology new telephones in original packaging
•
Exercise equipment: small weights, exercise belts, sport gloves, etc.
•
Footwear: new socks with tags, new stockings with tags and packaging
•
Frames - only sterling silver, crystal, Lenox, Waterford or other high-end
•
Gift wrap - only new and sealed
•
Glasses/mugs: ordinary sets of 2, 4 or more – with value of $6 or more
one or more Waterford, Baccarat, Daum, Royal Doulton, etc.
•
Handbags: day wear $15. Willing Hearts value or greater
evening wear $10 Willing Hearts value or greater
vintage bags
•
Jeans: fall, winter, early spring only
•
Knives: new, specialty use in packaged complete sets
new or like-new packaged complete sets
•
Luggage: new or like new condition, 2 or 4 wheels light weight, carryalls
•
Men's clothing, only new with tags for holidays and Father's Day
•
Mirrors (at manager’s discretion)*
•
Men's Accessories: wallets and jewelry at any time
•
Personal Grooming devices: new grooming items with tags, etc.
•
new toiletries and makeup
•
Pictures/paintings/photos: any size vintage or original artwork*
•
Pillows as matching part of NEW or like new bed sets
•
Plastic storage organizers - small
•
Quilts, comforters, blankets in season
•
Rugs: no larger than 8 feet by 10 feet
•
Shorts: spring and summer only
•
Tools: household and garden, new and used
•
Toys, games, puzzles: only NEW for the holidays
•
Vintage toys (with manager's approval)
*FURNITURE AND PICTURES WIDER THAN 24” MUST BE SCHEDULED IN ADVANCE AT
THE JEWELRY COUNTER.
EXCEPTIONS MAY BE MADE FOR DONATED ITEMS ONLY
BUNDLING OF LIKE ITEMS IS ACCEPTABLE
VINTAGE IS ALWAYS AN EXCEPTION
ITEMS MUST BE CLEAN AND WRINKLE FREE
You can download and print a copy of this list here.
•
Animal Accessories and equipment that has been used
•
Apparel with advertising
•
Appliances: used microwaves, toaster ovens, etc.
•
Dried flowers
•
Electronics:
amplifiers, speakers
TVs, VCRs. cassette players
large CD and DVD players, large radios
computers, computer equipment, peripherals
FAX Machines, used telephones, answering machines
•
Exercise equipment, large
•
Food or medicine of any kind
•
Footwear including shoes and used socks, stockings
•
Frames that are small and inexpensive
•
Giftwrap that is opened or partially used
•
Gowns such as evening. Prom, bridesmaids, etc.
•
Jewelry: damaged
•
Luggage: worn, old, without wheels (unless a carryall)
•
Novels
•
Personal Grooming Devices that are used
•
Pictures, prints: generic, smaller than 12” wide
•
Pillows (except those included with new or like-new bedsets)
•
Plastic storage units: large
•
Rugs larger than 8’ x 10’
•
Stuffed animals of any kind
•
Textbooks
•
You can download AND PRINT a copy of this list here.
THE GUIDE: What I can and can not consign:
Yes! We’ll take these items:
Sorry. We can’t take these items:
1997- 2017: Twenty years of great buys
& service to the community!
Exceptions can sometimes be made at the manager’s
discretion.
•
Animal accessories: new with tags
•
Appliances: new microwaves, toaster ovens, used toasters
and irons in clean, like-new condition, small appliances new
with tags/boxed or like-new condition
•
Books: non-fiction, coffee table, art, cooking, gardening, etc.
•
Craft items: new or like new, packaged appropriately
•
Dolls: accepted for winter holiday season only
•
Electronics: small CD and DVD players, small radios in
working condition, current technology new telephones in
original packaging
•
Exercise equipment: small weights,
exercise belts, sport gloves, etc.
•
Footwear: new socks with tags, new
stockings with tags and packaging
•
Frames - only sterling silver, crystal,
Lenox, Waterford or other high-end
•
Gift wrap - only new and sealed
•
Glasses/mugs: ordinary sets of 2, 4
or more – with value of $6 or more;
one or more Waterford, Baccarat,
Daum, Royal Doulton, etc.
•
Handbags: day wear $15. Willing
Hearts value or greater evening
wear $10 Willing Hearts value or
greater vintage bags
•
Jeans: fall, winter, early spring only
•
Knives: new, specialty use in
packaged complete sets new or like-
new packaged complete sets
•
Luggage: new or like new condition,
2 or 4 wheels light weight, carryalls
•
Men's clothing, only new with tags
for holidays and Father's Day
•
Mirrors (at manager’s discretion)
•
Men's Accessories: wallets and
jewelry at any time
•
Personal Grooming devices: new
grooming items with tags, etc. new toiletries and makeup
•
Pictures/paintings/photos: any size vintage or original artwork
•
Pillows as matching part of NEW or like new bed sets
•
Plastic storage organizers - small
•
Quilts, comforters, blankets in season
•
Rugs: no larger than 8 feet by 10 feet
•
Shorts: spring and summer only
•
Tools: household and garden, new and used
•
Toys, games, puzzles: only NEW for the holidays
•
Vintage toys (with manager's approval)
EXCEPTIONS MAY BE MADE FOR DONATED ITEMS ONLY
BUNDLING OF LIKE ITEMS IS ACCEPTABLE
VINTAGE IS ALWAYS AN EXCEPTION
ITEMS MUST BE CLEAN AND WRINKLE FREE
Furniture and pictures wider that 34” must be scheduled
in advance at the jewelry counter. You can download
and print a copy of this list here.
•
Animal Accessories and equipment that has been used
•
Apparel with advertising
•
Appliances: used microwaves, toaster ovens, etc.
•
Dried flowers
•
Electronics: amplifiers, speakers, TVs, VCRs. cassette players,
•
large CD and DVD players, large radios, computers, computer
equipment, peripherals, FAX Machines, used telephones,
answering machines
•
Exercise equipment, large
•
Food or medicine of any kind
•
Footwear including shoes and used socks, stockings
•
Frames that are small and inexpensive
•
Giftwrap that is opened or partially used
•
Gowns such as evening. Prom,
bridesmaids, etc.
•
Jewelry: damaged
•
Luggage: worn, old, without wheels
(unless a carryall)
•
Novels
•
Personal Grooming Devices that are
used
•
Pictures, prints: generic, smaller
than 12” wide
•
Pillows (except those included with
new or like-new bedsets)
•
Plastic storage units: large
•
Rugs larger than 8’ x 10’
•
Stuffed animals of any kind
•
Textbooks
•
You can download AND PRINT a copy of this list
here.
THE GUIDE: What I can and can not
Yes! We’ll take these items:
Sorry. We can’t take these items:
currently consign:
SORRY, WE CAN’T TAKE THESE ITEMS:
VOLUNTEERING AT WILLING HEARTS CONSIGNMENT SHOP
Willing Hearts Consignment Shop is managed and fully staffed by volunteers for the benefit of
the Rotary Club of the Caldwells and its various projects and charities. We’re always on the
lookout for dynamic and friendly people to help provide great customer service and an
outstanding thrifting experience in our shop. Volunteers will accept merchandise consignment
and donations, assist customers at our fitting rooms, refill and organize our clothing racks
and housewares shelves and work with staff on a wide variety of special projects. Each
volunteer is trained to have knowledge of each area of the shop, and each person’s volunteer
experience can be tailored to their personal skills and interests. Click here for a Willing
Hearts Consignment Shop Volunteer Job Description that you can download.
WE’RE ALL VOLUNTEERS!
If you ask a Willing Hearts Volunteer why they give their time they’ll probably say:
Someone asked us. We almost automatically respond when someone tells us that we are
needed. We are motivated by our view of the world – to try to improve the quality of life in The
Caldwells. We are looking for the external recognition and internal good feeling that comes with
volunteering. We have untapped skills that can used by volunteering with Willing Hearts. We
actively enjoy the kind of work that volunteering entails: it’s fun for us. We enjoy the social
situation, and value the contacts with other volunteers, consignees, staff members and
shoppers. This is often true for people who don’t work outside the home, and don’t have the
daily social contact that such work brings with it – seniors, stay-at-home moms, etc. It makes us
all feel needed and useful. Click here for a copy of the Volunteer Appointment Procedure.
Willing Hearts Volunteers meet in January of 2017 in the
newly refurbished shop to plan the next consignment season.
THINKING OF VOLUNTEERING? IT’S OK TO ASK “WHAT’S IN IT FOR ME?”
Volunteering at Willing Hearts can be a great way to develop skills, learn more about career
options, make friends, or even just shake up your routine. Yet Willing Hearts volunteers rarely
speak of the benefits of volunteering to themselves — maybe it feels a bit too self-centered, or
too far from the altruistic vision of the selfless volunteer.
But who says that doing good and enjoying yourself can't happen at the same time?
And don't forget that sometimes it just feels good to be valued; as a volunteer you can
contribute unique skills, experiences, and perspectives. Volunteering can be a fun, meaningful
way to make new friends. New to the community? Looking to branch out socially? Simply looking
for something to do with new people? Volunteer and get to know others who care about the
same issues that you do.
Last but not least, volunteering is one of the best ways we know of to make a difference in your
community. Whatever your passion, however you get involved, volunteering offers a way to have
a real and lasting impact on the world.
So why not go for it? Click here to download a Willing Hearts Volunteer Application Form or stop by the shop!
And click here to download a PDF version of the Willing Hearts Consignment Shop Volunteer Flyer.
1997- 2017: Twenty years of great buys
& service to the community!
In case you’re still not sure about volunteering at Willing Hearts, watch this short video by clicking anywhere below:
. . . AT WILLING HEARTS!
Willing Hearts Consignment Shop is managed and fully
staffed by volunteers for the benefit of the Rotary Club of
the Caldwells and its various projects and charities. We’re
always on the lookout for dynamic and friendly people to
help provide great customer service and an outstanding
thrifting experience in our shop. Volunteers will accept
merchandise consignment and donations, assist
customers at our fitting rooms, refill and organize our
clothing racks and housewares shelves and work with
staff on a wide variety of special projects. Each volunteer
is trained to have knowledge of each area of the shop,
and each person’s volunteer experience can be tailored to
their personal skills and interests. Click here for a
Willing Hearts Consignment Shop Volunteer Job
Description that you can download.
If you ask a Willing Hearts Volunteer why they give their
time they’ll probably say: Someone asked us. We almost
automatically respond when someone tells us that we are
needed. We are motivated by our view of the world – to
try to improve the quality of life in The Caldwells. We are
looking for the external recognition and internal good
feeling that comes with volunteering. We have untapped
skills that can used by volunteering with Willing Hearts.
We actively enjoy the kind of work that volunteering
entails: it’s fun for us. We enjoy the social situation, and
value the contacts with other volunteers, consignees,
staff members and shoppers. This is often true for people
who don’t work outside the home, and don’t have the
daily social contact that such work brings with it –
seniors, stay-at-home moms, etc. It makes us all feel
needed and useful. Click here for a copy of the
Volunteer Appointment Procedure.
Willing Hearts Volunteers meet in January of 2017 in the
newly refurbished shop to plan the next consignment season.
THINKING OF VOLUNTEERING?
IT’S OK TO ASK:
WHAT’S IN IT FOR ME?
Volunteering at Willing Hearts can be a great way to
develop skills, learn more about career options, make
friends, or even just shake up your routine. Yet Willing
Hearts volunteers rarely speak of the benefits of
volunteering to themselves — maybe it feels a bit too
self-centered, or too far from the altruistic vision of the
selfless volunteer.
But who says that doing good and enjoying yourself
can't happen at the same time?
And don't forget that sometimes it just feels good to be
valued; as a volunteer you can contribute unique skills,
experiences, and perspectives. Volunteering can be a
fun, meaningful way to make new friends. New to the
community? Looking to branch out socially? Simply
looking for something to do with new people? Volunteer
and get to know others who care about the same issues
that you do.
Last but not least, volunteering is one of the best ways
we know of to make a difference in your community.
Whatever your passion, however you get involved,
volunteering offers a way to have a real and lasting
impact on the world.
In case you’re still not sure about volunteering
at Willing Hearts, watch this short video by
clicking anywhere below:
WILLING HEARTS CONSIGNMENT SHOP REVITALIZED IN 2016-2017
NEW CO-MANAGERS
Willing Hearts Consignment Shop,
sponsored by The Rotary Club of the
Caldwells, has been recently re-organized
to better serve the community. Under the
leadership of new co-managers, Susan S
(operations) and Susan Mc (volunteers),
with the support of Rotarians, the shop is
enjoying renewed success. Staffed solely
by volunteers, the shop is providing better
service with new and streamlined systems.
New inventory by consignment and
donation arrives daily. Consignment is
scheduled five days per week and is
available by appointment and walk-in. All
the proceeds are dispersed by the Rotary
Club for a variety of charitable projects.
New Consignment Appoint-
You can schedule an appointment at least
one business day in advance of the date
desired by calling Willing Hearts at 973-
226-7488 or while you are in the shop.
This cuts down dramatically on waiting
time. Check here for details.
ment System
Consignor Annual Member-
ship Fee is Reinstituted
Store-wide Computer System
installed
Because of the increased demand for our
services and an increase in our overhead
expenses, Willing Hearts is reinstituting the
annual membership renewal fee for all
members. Before you can consign as a
regular consignor, you must pay the annual
fee of $20 for 2017. A new anniversary
date will be established at the time of
payment. This additional funds allows us to
serve our customers with maximum
productivity and in a more efficient and
attractive environment. Details are here.
All consignments, inventory and transactions
have been computerized. This is of great
advantage to both shoppers and consigners.
Digital accounting procedures insure that
consignor items are priced more accurately
and that shoppers are assured of exactness.
We have Restyled and Remodeled Willing Hearts for a More
Contemporary Look and Pleasant Shopping Experience
Interiors were completely repainted and new fixtures added.
The jewelry department and boutique were greatly enlarged and carpeted with new display cases added.
The display window was remodeled with paint, carpeting, display grids
and steps for easier access.
New Logo & Branding Created
FALL & WINTER, 2018-19
photo: Susan S.
1997- 2017: Twenty years of great buys
& service to the community!
This new logo, designed and donated
by George Bales, graphic artist, com-
bines a “W” and heart shape.
TH
IN THE NEW ANNEX YOU’LL FIND FURNITURE, RUGS AND OVERSIZE ITEMS
ORIENTAL RUG, 8.5’ X 12.5’ $395.
COLD WEATHER IS HERE! CHECK OUT OUR FABULOUS FURS
AND BETTER LEATHER JACKETS - LUXURY FOR LESS!.
Willing Hearts Consignment
Shop, sponsored by The
Rotary Club of the
Caldwells, has been
recently re-organized to
better serve the community.
Under the leadership of new
co-managers, Susan S
(operations) and Susan Mc
(volunteers), with the support of Rotarians, the shop is
enjoying renewed success. Staffed solely by volunteers,
the shop is providing better service with new and
streamlined systems. New inventory by consignment and
donation arrives daily. Consignment is scheduled five
days per week and is available by appointment and walk-
in. All the proceeds are dispersed by the Rotary Club for
a variety of charitable projects.
WILLING HEARTS REVITALIZED IN 2016-2017
NEW CO-MANAGERS
New Consignment Appointment System
You can schedule an appointment at least one business
day in advance of the date desired by calling Willing
Hearts at 973-226-7488 or while you are in the shop.
This cuts down dramatically on waiting time. Check
here for details.
Consignor Membership Fee Re-instituted
Because of the increased demand for our services and
an increase in our overhead expenses, Willing Hearts is
reinstituting the annual membership renewal fee for all
members. Before you can consign as a regular
consignor, you must pay the annual fee of $20 for 2017.
A new anniversary date will be established at the time of
payment. This additional funds allows us to serve our
customers with maximum productivity and in a more
efficient and attractive environment. Details are here.
Store-wide Computer System Installed
All consignments, inventory and transactions have
been computerized. This is of great advantage to both
shoppers and consignors. Digital accounting pro-
cedures insure that consignor items are priced more
accurately and that shoppers are assured of
exactness.
We have Restyled and Remodeled for a More
Contemporary Look and Pleasant
Shopping Experience
Interiors were completely repainted and new fixtures added.
The jewelry department and boutique were greatly enlarged and
carpeted with new display cases added.
The display window was remodeled with paint, carpeting, display grids
and steps for easier access.
New Logo & Branding Created
WINTER & SPRING, 2018
photo: Susan S.
News about the shop, special sales, events, schedules
and other items of interest to our customers.
The new logo, designed and
donated by George Bales,
graphic artist, combines the
letter “W” and a heart shape.
The newly revised Rotary
logo is included. The design
is part of a new branding
program at the shop in which
all promotional materials
carry the logo.
photo: Susan S-B
SHOP FURNITURE, RUGS AND
OVERSIZED ITEMS IN OUR NEW ANNEX!
ORIENTAL CARPET 12’5” x 8’5” $395.
A WEBLETTER FOR THE VOLUNTEERS OF
WILLING HEARTS CONSIGNMENT SHOP
FEATURING PHOTOS, VIDEOS AND STORIES
OF OUR STAFF IN AND OUT OF THE SHOP
FALL/WINTER, 2018-19
1997- 2017: Twenty years of great buys
& service to the community!
Jerry S. serenades the crowd with his violin.
< Barbara M. clarifies a point.
The annual Willing Hearts
Volunteers Christmas Party
was held December 11, 2016
in Fairfield at Tavern 292.
Pictured (from left to right, first row)
are Sondra L., Susanne B., Susan M.,
Susan S. In the second row: Maria D.,
Tommy H., Susan L, Joyce F.,
Fred S., Barbara M., Lana G, Lillian B.,
In the third row: Phil D., Grace D.,
Tatiana R., Pattie M., Carol C., John B.,
Lois R., Angela W., Pat M., Gloria S.,
Carol B.
A sumptuous holiday banquet was
served followed by the presentation
of Willing Hearts Gift Certificates to
each volunteer.
S. M. “SAM” KENT SERVICE ABOVE SELF AWARD
IS PRESENTED TO SONDRA L. AND BARBARA M.
FOR TWENTY YEARS OF VOLUNTEER SERVICE
Sondra L of Roseland and Barbara M of Caldwell were presented with
the award by Sam K in person at the first Willing Hearts Staff Meeting
on Monday, January 2, 2017 at the shop. They have both volunteered
at Willing Hearts for twenty years.
Since 2017 marks the
Twentieth Anniversary of
Willing Hearts, Sondra and
Barbara are pioneers!
< Special retirement certificates were presented to Susan Sorell and
Carol Kent for their long and much appreciated volunteer service.
LILLIAN BIN IS 87 YEARS YOUNG!
ROTARY CLUB OF THE CALDWELLS
MAKES DONATION TO CORE
CENTER IN MONTCLAIR
The Rotary Club of the Caldwells recently
donated $2,000 to the COPE Center in
Montclair, which provides counseling and
behavioral health services to individuals and
families in Essex County. The photo was taken
in front of Willing Hearts Consignment Shop
which is a primary source of Rotary funding.
Photo: (left to right) Erin Gloor, Rotary
member, Tim Blattner, Rotary member, Kevin
Hersh, Rotary member, Pat Marchese of Willing
Hearts, Miriam Irvwin Member of the Board of
Trustees of COPE, President of the Caldwell
Rotary Club Steven Colacurcio, Anthony DeLuca
Secretary of the Rotary Club, Peery Ceccnhini,
Rotary member.
Originally published June 11, 2017 in the
Caldwells Patch which supplied the photo.
A SELFIE FROM A FEW OF THE WILLING HEARTS CREW
So she and a few of her Willing Hearts Volunteer pals
celebrated the occasion at The Italian Village on the
twenty fifth of May, 2017.
Fred S. holds the smart phone as he, Lois R. and Sue B. pose for a great shot on
June 11, 2017!
Willing Hearts Volunteers donated $500.
directly to The Boy Scouts of America, Troop 9.
The volunteers of Willing Hearts Consignment Shop donated
$500 to the Boy Scouts of America Troop 9 outside of Jack’s
Super Foodtown Supermarket on Sunday., November 20, in
Caldwell. The donation was for Troop 9’s “Eagle Project:
Collection for Troops,” which
is part of Opera-tion Jersey
Cares-Sup-port Our Troops.
All monetary and other
donations being collected will
be used to support the men
and women who are now
serving in U.S. Armed Forces
overseas. While Willing
Hearts is a projects of Rotary Club of the Caldwells, some
donations are made directly by the volunteers such as the
Eagle Project and others. Pictured at right are Susan S and
Susan M presenting a check to Chris Vega, Life and potential
Eagle Scout.
photos by Patti M
Operations Manager Dr. Sue presented award at Rotary Installation
Dinner, June 20, 2018 at Essex Fells Country Club.
With gratitude to Susan and her Willing Hearts “Warriors,” J. Tim Blattner, Rotary Club
Board Member representing Willing Hearts and Susan Lubalin, Rotary President Elect
praised Dr. Sue for her leadership and organizational skills. Dr. Sue, upon receiving the
S M “Sam” Kent “Service Above Self” award said in her brief remarks that she is merely a
representative of a remarkable group of volunteers who keep the shop humming. She also
mentioned her husband, George Bales, and his contributions of art and design including
redesigned logo, posters, signs and web site,
www.willinghearts.com.
IN MEMORIAM:
Sandra Loeb
IN MEMORIAM:
Dianne Salandra
Vounteer Jennifer Masson
costumed as an old
fashioned usherette for
Halloween, 2018.
A WEBLETTER FOR THE VOLUNTEERS OF WILLING HEARTS
FEATURING PHOTOS, VIDEOS AND STORIES OF OUR STAFF
IN AND OUT OF THE SHOP
S. M. “SAM” KENT SERVICE ABOVE SELF AWARD
IS PRESENTED TO SONDRA L. AND BARBARA M.
FOR TWENTY YEARS OF VOLUNTEER SERVICE
Sondra L of Roseland and Barbara M of Caldwell were pre-
sented with the award by Sam K in person at the first
Willing Hearts Staff Meeting of the year on Monday,
January 2, 2017 at the shop. They have both volun-
teered at Willing Hearts for twenty years.
The annual Willing Hearts Volunteers Christmas
Party was held December 11, 2016,
in Fairfield at Tavern 292.
Pictured (from left to right, first row) are Sondra L., Susanne B.,
Susan M., Susan S. In the second row: Maria D., Tommy H., Susan L,
Joyce F., Fred S., Barbara M., Lana G, Lillian B., In the third row: Phil D.,
Grace D., Tatiana R., Pattie M., Carol C., John B., Lois R., Angela W.,
Pat M., Gloria S., Carol B.
A sumptuous holiday banquet was served followed by the
presentation of Willing Hearts Gift Certificates to each
volunteer.
Special retirement certificates were presented to
Susan Sorell and Carol Kent for their long and much
appreciated volunteer service at Willing Hearts.
The volunteers of Willing Hearts Consignment Shop
donated $500 to the Boy Scouts of America Troop 9
outside of Jack’s Super Foodtown Supermarket on
Sunday., November 20,
2016. The donation was
for Troop 9’s “Eagle
Project: Collection for
Troops,” which is part of
Opera-tion Jersey Cares-
Sup-port Our Troops. All
monetary and other
donations being collected will be used to support the men
and women who are now serving in U.S. Armed Forces
overseas. While Willing Hearts is a project of Rotary Club
of the Caldwells, some donations are made directly by the
volunteers such as the Eagle Project and others. Pictured
at right are Susan S and Susan M presenting a check to
Chris Vega, Life and potential Eagle Scout.
Willing Hearts Volunteers donated $500 to
The Boy Scouts of America, Troop 9
photos by Pattie M
photos by Susan S-B.
LILLIAN BIN IS 87 YEARS
YOUNG!
ROTARY CLUB OF THE CALDWELLS MAKES
DONATION TO CORE CENTER IN MONTCLAIR
The Rotary Club of the Caldwells recently donated $2,000
to the COPE Center in Montclair, which provides counseling
and behavioral health services to individuals and families
in Essex County. The photo was taken in front of
Willing Hearts Consignment Shop which is a primary
source of Rotary funding.
Photo: (left to right) Erin Gloor, Rotary member, Tim Blattner,
Rotary member, Kevin Hersh, Rotary member, Pat Marchese of
Willing Hearts, Miriam Irvwin, Member of the Board of Trustees of
COPE, President of the Caldwell Rotary Club Steven Colacurcio,
Anthony DeLuca Secretary of the Rotary Club, Peery Ceccnhini, Rotary
member.
Originally published June 11, 2017 in the
Caldwells Patch which supplied the photo.
So she and a few of her Willing
Hearts Volunteer pals celebrated
the occasion at The Italian
Village in Caldwell on the twenty
fifth of May, 2017.
photo by Susan S
A WILLING HEARTS CREW SELFIE
Fred S. holds the smart phone as he, Lois R. and Sue B.
pose for a great shot on June 11, 2017!
photod by Patti M.
Operations Manager Dr. Sue presented award at
Rotary Installation Dinner, June 20, 2018 at
Essex Fells Country Club.
With gratitude to Susan and her Willing Hearts “Warriors,”
J. Tim Blattner, Rotary Club Board Member representing Willing Hearts
and Susan Lubalin, Rotary President Elect praised Dr. Sue for her
leadership and organizational skills. Dr. Sue, upon receiving the
S M “Sam” Kent “Service Above Self” award, said in her brief remarks
that she is merely a representative of a remarkable group of volun-
teers who keep the shop humming. She also mentioned her husband,
George Bales, and his contributions of art and design including
redesigned logo, posters, signs and web site,
IN MEMORIAM:
Sandra Loeb
READ MORE HERE
IN MEMORIAM:
Dianne Salandra
READ MORE HERE
Volunteer
Jennifer Masson
dressed as an old
fashioned usherette
for Halloween,
October, 30, 2018.
THE GALLERY
A COLLECTION OF DOCUMENTS AND ASSORTED PHOTOS TO DOWNLOAD OR VIEW.
These documents are formatted as PDF files. To read these files you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed in your device.
You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader DC HERE free. This is the newest version. Acrobat Reader DC runs on Windows 7
and up. Documents can be viewed on and printed from Internet Explorer 8,9,10 and 11 plus Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and
Opera browsers. The MAC version runs on OS X, versions 10.9,10.10 and 10.11. Here is the ANDROID version and the MAC
version for mobile phones.
1997- 2017: Twenty years of great buys
& service to the community!
Accept List
Do Not Accept List
Willing Hearts Volunteer
Application
Willing Hearts Volunteer
Appointment Procedure
Willing Hearts Volunteer
Job Description
Willing Hearts Volunteer Flyer
There are two photo galleries here. The first includes candid shots of a few friends at Willing Hearts, mostly volunteers and
customers - all folks we are fond of. The second consists of photos of just a few of the thousands of items that have been
consigned and sold over the past year. We hope it gives new consignors a few ideas of what’s popular. We’ll update often.
WH Consignor Inventory
Sheet
PLEASE NOTE THAT THE ABOVE DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN UPDATES RECENTLY!
These documents are formatted as PDF files. To read these files
you must have Adobe Acrobat Reader installed in your device.
You can download Adobe Acrobat Reader DC HERE free. This is
the newest version. Acrobat Reader DC runs on Windows 7 and
up. Documents can be viewed on and printed from Internet
Explorer 8,9,10 and 11 plus Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox and
Opera browsers. The MAC version runs on OS X, versions 10.9,
10.10 and 10.11. Here is the ANDROID version and the MAC
version for mobile phones.
Accept List
Do Not Accept List
Willing Hearts Volunteer
Application
Willing Hearts Volunteer
Appointment Procedure
Willing Hearts Volunteer
Job Description
Willing Hearts Volunteer Flyer
THE GALLERY
A COLLECTION OF DOCUMENTS TO DOWNLOAD,
VIEW OR PRINT - ALL DOCUMENTS HAVE BEEN
RECENTLY UPDATED.
1997- 2017: Twenty years of great buys
& service to the community!
CONTACTS (TERMS OF SALES)
CONTACTS (TERMS OF SALES)
WILLING HEARTS CONSIGNMENT SHOP
491 BLOOMFIELD AVENUE
CALDWELL, NEW JERSEY 07006
Tues: 10-8
Wed - Sat: 10-5
July & August - Sat: 10-3
973.226.7488
www.willinghearts.com
EMAIL:
General Inquiries:
inquiries@willinghearts.com
Volunteer Information:
volunteers@willinghearts.com
Website comments :
webmaster@willinghearts.com
WE ACCEPT CASH AND CREDIT CARDS (EXCLUDING AMEX).
SORRY, WE CANNOT ACCEPT CHECKS.
TERMS:
•
ALL SALES ARE FINAL.
•
NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES.
•
RETURNS ON FAULTY FULL PRICE ELECTRICAL ITEMS
WITHIN 2 BUSINESS DAYS OF PURCHASE
FOR STORE CREDIT ONLY.*
•
NO RETURNS WITHOUT RECEIPT.
•
NO RETURNS OF ANY KIND ON SALE MERCHANDISE.
*Faulty full price electrical items within 2 days.
CREDITS:
Web design, construction, illustrations, maintenance
George Bales
Copy editing
George Bales
All photography (except where noted):
George Bales
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