Community Connections

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Community Connections
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ReNew cares about our community and we want to enrich it in as many ways as we can

ReNew Family Consignment is excited to be a part of Libertyville
and help the community make money and save money through consignment sales.
ReNew Family Consignment sells new and nearly new merchandise for families.
ReNew provides opportunities for local organizations to raise funds with consignment drives.

Swap & Shop
Gather with your community to exchange an item you have and get another in return. ReNew hosts monthly events including Toddler Board Book Swaps, American Girl Outfit Swaps, & Ladies Night Accessory Swaps. Check our calendar and sign up to be on our mailing list.

ReNew Student Workshops
Wise consumer spending and reusing everyday items are important life skills that students can greatly benefit from. Small groups can select from two unique workshops at ReNew. Activities are specially designed for scouts to earn badges. Call today to learn more about these workshops and to schedule a time for your group.

Community Consignment Events
Several times throughout the year ReNew will offer Community Consignment Sales. The sales occur outside in our parking lot (weather permitting) or at an indoor location close to our store. These sales allow our valued customers and consignors the ability to save and make money on the items we are not able to accept in our store. Typically these items are too large for us to carry in the store (e.g., skis, sports nets, furniture, bikes). A Community Consignment Sale also may feature items that we can't include in large quantities within the store such as books or holiday decor.

Our space for the Community Consignment Sales is limited and priority will be given to registered consignors and those signed-up to receive our emails. To ensure you don't miss out, subscribe to our email list to receive priority notifications of Community Consignment Sales.

Libertyville Consignment Store is Booming
Check out this article about ReNew Family Consignment
in the Daily Herald