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Teachers, get your thrift on with a discount at Atlanta area Goodwills

Back-To-School Do's And Don'ts
By Becca J G Godwin
July 18, 2018

Goodwill purchases, already less expensive than many other stores, are going to be extra low for teachers this week.

As part of the Goodwill Teacher Appreciation Week, teachers who shop at any Goodwill of North Georgia location through Sunday will receive 25 percent off their purchase. They just need to show a valid educator ID.

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See below for six metro Atlanta locations, and check here for more stores:

• 888 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd.; 404-755-6440; Hours and directions

• 1460 Northside Drive; 404-367-0077; Hours and directions

• 2135 Piedmont Road; 678-791-1107; Hours and directions

• 4822 Flat Shoals Parkway; 404-917-1685; Hours and directions

• 2201 Lawrenceville Highway; Hours and directions

• 3337 Buford Highway; 678-891-0100; Hours and directions

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