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Donations Accepted Beginning Friday, May 8th for

20th Annual Phoenix Community Garage Sale

Phoenix Middle School ~ 2341 Snouffer Road

(Phoenix Middle School – Worthington, Ohio) – It’s time to clean out your basement, garage and closets

and donate your unwanted, but re-usable items to the Phoenix Middle School Community Garage Sale,

held this year on Friday, May 15 (9 am – 3pm) and Saturday, May 16 (*8 am – 2pm). NEW THIS

YEAR: On Friday, May 15th, attendees can obtain early admission at 8am for a $5 admission fee.

Donations will accepted at the school, located at 2341 Snouffer Road, beginning Friday, May 8th.

Donation Drop-Off Dates & Hours

Friday, May 8th: 2 pm – 8 pm

Saturday, May 9th: 10 am – 6 pm

Monday – Thursday, May 11th - 14th: 8 am – 8 pm

People wishing to donate are asked to bring their items into the school through the front main entrance.

A limited number of home pickups for large items can be arranged on the evenings of Tuesday, May

12th and Wednesday, May 13th by calling the school in advance at 614-450-4100. Tax receipts for

donations are available upon request through the school office.

Over the past 19 years, over $200,000 has been raised through this community event to support 21st

Century learning by providing advanced technology for students and teachers. Phoenix parents, students

and staff all work together to plan and host the event. After donations are made, the volunteers sort and

price the sale items. The sale will include everything from household items, appliances, furniture,

sporting goods, toys and books, plus a lot more. Credit cards are accepted at the sale. No clothing,

shoes, mattresses, analog TV’s or non-working/old appliances will be accepted as donations. All items

not sold at the end of the sale will be donated to area nonprofit social service agencies for their use.

Please contact Jayne Rosandich, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. , by cell phone at (614) 323-7646 or at

Phoenix Middle School at (614) 450-4100.

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