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Clearance Sale

A silver Toshiba DVD and VHS combo player sits on a glass display shelf, highlighted by a clearance price of just $9.99. Featuring separate VHS and DVD slots, buttons, and connectors on the front panel, it stands among various electronics in this bustling sale setting.

You may have heard that we’re moving to Williston very soon- and we are! Moving can be a tough process, and our store has a ton of gently used goods waiting to be picked up. So, with any great move comes great sales!   We have a ton of items on clearance – at clearance […]

From Volunteer to Volunteer Coordinator

A person with shoulder-length hair, wearing round glasses, a maroon sweater, and a gray scarf sits smiling in front of a whiteboard filled with diagrams and notes. This volunteer coordinator exudes warmth and enthusiasm while organizing the team's efforts.

Jim has been volunteering at ReSOURCE for awhile. Recently, he went from volunteer to working as the AmeriCorps Every Body Works Volunteer Coordinator, which he’s loving.   Jim got involved with ReSOURCE one summer when he was looking for volunteer opportunities. He happened upon ReSOURCE and saw that they needed a book volunteer. Since he […]

ReSOURCE in the News

The front page of the Burlington Free Press, dated January 22, 2018, features a headline about ReSOURCE's relocation to Williston. The image captures a snowy street scene with people outside the ReSource store—an iconic moment in local news.

It’s been a busy week. Last Wednesday’s announcement generated a lot of interest in the community. The news is exciting, but it’s important to note ReSOURCE will continue to operate its reuse store at 339 Pine Street in Burlington. The Williston location provides greater geographic coverage, so more low-income people can access our services and programs.   […]

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What is Career Start?

Career Start is a program designed for high school students to gain hands-on experience and technical skills in various departments at ReSOURCE’s Burlington or Barre locations.

High school students enrolled in school are eligible to participate in the Career Start program.

The program provides hands-on experience in ReSOURCE departments, technical skills training, and monthly personal and professional development classes.

There is a fee of $1500, but tuition is waived for qualifying Vermonters.

Departments include Customer Service & Retail, Office Administration, Computers and Electronics, Overlook Cafe, and Large Appliances, among others.

Yes, students earn a monthly stipend

Training covers Health and Wellness, Goal Setting and Achievement, Leadership Development, Career Planning, and Financial Literacy.

Interested individuals should contact ReSOURCE’s Training and Development Manager, Susan Uthmann, for enrollment details.

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