$2 jewelry sale next weekend at Heartbeat
Heartbeat of Hardin County is having a $2 Jewelry Sale on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 27, and 28, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. at the Heartbeat office, 220 E Franklin St., Kenton,
There will be over 10 tables full of earrings, necklaces, rings, and bracelets. All items are gently used in good condition. Every piece is $2. There may be a table with higher priced items.
All proceeds support Heartbeat of Hardin County and cash only will be accepted.
Julie Zaring, executive director, said, “These proceeds will provide funds
to operate the office and help those families who are expecting or have
children under four."
Heartbeat provides programs that help families get items they need for their
children through emergency assistance and long term programs.
Due to Covid, masks are required, and you will be asked to use hand sanitizer
when you enter. There is a possibly, if we have a lot of people at once, you
will have to wait to enter.
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