Susan Meece calls a friend as she decides whether to purchase a small refrigerator Thursday, May 19, 2022, during the annual "Trash to Treasure" sale at University of Mount Union Physical Plant. A variety of items were available for purchase, and proceeds will benefit community projects in Alliance.
Non-profit agencies in the Alliance area will be the beneficiaries of this week's annual Trash to Treasure sale at University of Mount Union. The sale includes a wide variety of items, including furniture, housewares, small appliances and other types of items donated by students and faculty members. Sponsored by the Regula Center for Public Service and Civic Engagement, the sale takes place annually at Mount Union's Physical Plant on South Union Avenue.
Willa Birckbichler decides on items available for sale during the annual "Trash to Treasure" sale Thursday, May 19, 2022, at the University of Mount Union Physical Plant. A variety of items were available for purchase, with proceeds to benefit community projects in Alliance.
Prospective buyers look a wide variety of items for sale Thursday, May 19, 2022, during the annual "Trash to Treasure" sale at University of Mount Union Physical Plant.
Brian Myers inspects a fan available for sale Thursday, May 19, 2022, during the annual "Trash to Treasure" sale at the University of Mount Union Physical Plant.
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