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Eaton Community Hospice

 
To help cover the cost of operating our Hospice House, we have opened a Thrift Shop in the basement of our Hospice House.

Everything is priced reasonably. We have a wide variety of items from household furniture, exercise equipment, patio furniture, microwaves, clothing, books, kitchen appliances, etc. So stop by to browse our large selection of items.

We welcome donations of new or slightly used clean items. Your donations may be dropped off at any time at the Hospice House.  You can call 517.543.5310 for a pick up of larger items. 

 

 

Tuesday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Wednesday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Thursday: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Friday: 9:00 AM - 8:00 PM
Saturday: 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
Closed Sundays and Mondays

Location:
Eaton Community Hospice House Basement
2675 South Cochran
Charlotte, Michigan

 

Photos of the
Eaton Community Hospice Thrift Shop


Juaise Peabody
Thrift Shop Manager at Eaton Community Hospice

New to Hospice is Juaise Peabody. She is the manager of our Thrift Shop. Juaise came on board in January 2010. She is creative, energetic, hard working and a significant asset to Hospice. 

Juaise lives in the Mulliken/Sunfield area. Her husband, Bruce, is retired from General Motors and she jokingly (I think) states that now he works at annoying her. Their son Andrew is a teacher at Maple Valley schools. True to her leadership, Juaise had them both working at the Thrift Shop one Sunday doing some updating and remodeling.

Juaise states, “Hospice is a nice place to spend her day with “great” people. The volunteers are wonderful and very friendly.” “This Hospice is a work of art on how it all happens and stays together and keeps on going.” She is very impressed with how much the people who come to Hospice appreciate everything including the people who work and volunteer here. 

Juaise’s hobby is her Great Dane show dog (“Less Paul” – named after the creator of the electric guitar) and 3 grand-­‐dogs. Less has earned titles in conformation, obedience, protection, agility and weight pulling. He has set records in weight pull on ICE and on RAILS (although, we are told that he did lose a contest to a Chihuahua once). She has brought Less to hospice to introduce us to him. He is beautiful (harlequin color) and very large (150 pounds!). 

We appreciate all Juaise does for Hospice and her expertise in organization and marketing. She is a great manager. 

Photo at Top: The Christmas Corner at the Eaton Community Hospice Thrift Shop