Penny Pinchers’ Exchange 50th Anniversary Celebration

It is with immense joy and gratitude that The First Congregational Church of Marion announces the 50th Anniversary of the Penny Pinchers’ Exchange. For half a century, our Penny Pinchers’ Exchange (PPX) has been a place to discover unique treasures, along with being a hub of community spirit, support and generosity.

            Founded in 1974, PPX was established by dedicated members of The First Congregational Church of Marion as a way to serve the needs of our local community. Over the years, it has grown from a modest endeavor into a cherished institution, where purchases and donations have contributed to the well-being of our neighbors. Located in the historic Main Street Chapel building donated by Elizabeth Taber, PPX has helped in preserving this building, along with our historic church at the corner of Main and Front Streets.

            Reflecting on 50 years of service, we honor and celebrate the countless volunteers whose tireless efforts have kept the doors open. We also honor the generous support of patrons who have sustained our mission, and the many lives touched by the goodwill generated within our walls. Penny Pinchers’ Exchange has become much more than just a place to shop – it is a testament to the enduring spirit of compassion and community that defines our village.

            To mark this special milestone, we invite everyone to join us for an anniversary celebration on Saturday, September 14 from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. at Penny Pinchers’ Exchange, 39 Main Street, Marion. To honor the legacy of those who have made our Penny Pinchers’ Exchange a success, we will be serving cake and lemonade. Special sales will also be offered throughout the month of September during our regular hours, which are Wednesday and Saturday from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm.

            We thank everyone for 50 wonderful years and look forward to continuing our tradition of service, fellowship and community care for many more years to come. We look forward to seeing you at the 50th Anniversary Celebration.

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