A new nonprofit thrift store is coming to Loveland, giving Northern Colorado shoppers a place to hunt for secondhand treasures while supporting hospice and palliative care services. Called Pathways Rediscovered, the store will be run by Pathways, a local healthcare and support organization, and will be located at 2985 N. Garfield Avenue, the company announced.
Shoppers can expect an assortment of items, ranging from furniture, clothing, books, home décor, collectibles, kitchenware, household goods, and other unique items. Proceeds from purchases will help support Pathways’ work providing hospice and palliative care, grief and loss support, and other services for individuals and families throughout Northern Colorado.
In addition to shopping, there are several other ways for the community to get involved with their good cause. Pathways is asking residents in the region to donate gently used clothing, furniture, household goods, décor, books, and other items that can be used for inventory, and is seeking volunteers to help support the new venture.
Pathways has been in operation since 1978 as a community-based nonprofit helping those in tough times. Its teams in Fort Collins and Greeley have cared for thousands of patients and families, providing compassionate aid through life transitions.
The store’s location on Garfield Avenue places it along a heavily traveled Loveland corridor. Commercial real estate information for the property indicates it encompasses 3,659 square feet. The building was originally built in 1984, with a renovation listed in 2002.
