FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Many Hands Thrift Market Celebrates Jordan Creek Grand Opening with 20% Off Storewide August 26

WEST DES MOINES, Iowa — Monday, August 10 — Many Hands Thrift Market is celebrating the Grand Opening of its new Jordan Creek location on Wednesday, August 26, with giveaways and 20% off storewide.

Grand Opening Details:

  • New Store Location: 6920 EP True Parkway, West Des Moines, IA 50266
  • Date: Wednesday, August 26
  • Grand Opening Hours: 10 am – 7 pm
  • General Hours:
    • Monday – Friday 10 am – 7 pm
    • Saturday 9 am- 5 pm
    • Sunday 1 pm – 5 pm

Grand Opening Day Specials:

  • 20% Off All Items: All shoppers will receive 20% off their purchase during the Grand Opening celebration.
  • Gift Card Giveaways: The first 50 shoppers through the doors will receive a gift card:
    • First 5 shoppers: $50 gift card
    • Next 10 shoppers: $25 gift card
    • Remaining 35 shoppers: $10 gift card

“Our thrift markets are more than just places to shop—they’re a way for our community to create lasting impact,” said Tyler Kamerman, Chief Development Officer with Many Hands. “We’re excited to welcome the West Des Moines community and celebrate this new location together.”

What can I shop for at Many Hands Thrift Market? Shoppers will find an ever-changing selection of gently used clothing, home décor, household items, books, toys, and other unique treasures. To maximize floor space for clothing and home goods, the Jordan Creek location does not sell furniture.

Where are other Many Hands Thrift locations? Jordan Creek is an addition to a thriving family of stores, each with its own ever-changing selection. You can also shop at Many Hands Thrift’s other locations in:

Where does the money for Many Hands Thrift go? Many Hands Thrift Markets serve as the engine of the Many Hands mission. Revenue generated through shopping, donations, and volunteering at thrift markets directly supports programs in Haiti and Abaco, Bahamas, where Many Hands partners with local leaders to build lasting solutions in education, food, shelter, and economic stability.

What kinds of donations are you accepting? We are happy to accept gently used clothing, home decor, and everyday treasures. To maximize our floor space for clothing and home goods, this location will not accept or sell furniture.

About Many Hands Many Hands is a Christian nonprofit based in Pella, Iowa, living out a simple mission every single day: transforming together, to be love in action, in a broken world. Through purpose-driven thrift markets and deep partnerships with local leaders and churches, everyday resources become lasting transformation in Haiti, Abaco, and right here in Iowa. Learn more at wearemanyhands.org.

Media Contact

Tyler Kamerman, Chief Development Officer

515.490.0456 • tyler@wearemanyhands.org

Many Hands • 709 Main Street, Pella, IA 50219

Wooden display shelves featuring autumn and Halloween seasonal decor at the new Jordan Creek Thrift Store.
Shelves organized with woven baskets and decorative home items at the new Jordan Creek Thrift Store.
A slatwall display featuring a variety of framed wall art and signs at the new Jordan Creek Thrift Store.
Rows of clothing racks stocked with pants and denim at the new Jordan Creek Thrift Store.
Wide interior view of the spacious sales floor and clothing racks at the new Jordan Creek Thrift Store.
Display shelves filled with coffee mugs, glassware, and kitchen housewares at the new Jordan Creek Thrift Store.

Kellee Van Hemert serves as the Marketing and Communications Manager at Many Hands, where he oversees the development of meaningful content that supports the mission of empowering communities in Haiti and The Bahamas. At the heart of his work is a deep belief in the power of connection. He is dedicated to telling compelling stories of hope that emerge directly from the field, pulling these narratives together to invite readers directly into the mission. Through authentic storytelling, Kellee provides easily accessible opportunities for individuals to step into action, empowering them to be the generous people they already see themselves as.

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