hospital thrift shop
In the News
Thrift Shop Sets Record with 2012 Donation
November 2012
The Thrift Shop makes record year-end donations to the hospital and
Palliative and Supportive Care of Nantucket
See the press release here
Yesterday's Island Spotlights The Shop As
"An Island Institution"
September 2012
"You never know what treasures you'll discover stepping into the old
house at 17 India Street."
See the article here
Coastal Living's Nantucket Insider Guide
Coastal Living Magazine takes a look at the magic of historic
Nantucket and visits the Hospital Thrift Shop along the way.
See Coastal Living's article here
MySecretBoston.com Reviews the Thrift Shop
March 2012
MySecretBoston.com goes under cover to explore the Thrift Shop
and determines that it is "an unlikely and little-known home to a killer
selection of fiction and non fiction [books]."
See their full review here
Thrift Shop Has Banner Season, Raises $130,000
November 17, 2011
The Hospital Thrift Shop raised over $130,000 in 2011, a tremendous
donation for the
charitable organization founded in 1929.
See the full article in the Inquirer and Mirror here
Nantucket Eye on Style - NCH Thrift Shop
June 9, 2011
Yesterday's Island featured the Thrift Store in their Nantucket Eye
on Style section, comparing the Thrift Store to "entering a treasure
trove in someone's attic."
See the Yesterday's Island article and photos here
Newsday Travel - Nantucket on the Cheap
May 13 , 2011
Newsday outlines twelve tips for visiting Nantucket on a budget,
including a visit to the Hospital Thrift Shop.
See their travel tips here
Thrifty Shopping on Nantucket
February 24, 2009
PlumTV's Nantucket Insider Blog explains that a visit to the Thrift
Shop is a"must-do when you're shopping on Nantucket."
See PlumTV's article here
Nantucket Historical Association Highlights the
Community's Need for the Thrift Shop
Originally published Winter 1991
The Thrift Shop's role in funding Nantucket's much-needed hospital
makes it one of the first island businesses organized for the sole
purpose of helping the community.
See the historic article by visiting the NHA's website here
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