THE COUNTRY FAIR WHITE ELEPHANT SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION INC

Donates hundreds of boxes of usable, non-salable merchandise to various organizations monthly, extending the impact of its operations beyond direct sales.

Donates hundreds of boxes of usable, non-salable merchandise to various organizations monthly and sells items on eBay and Craigslist to further support its mission.

Donates hundreds of boxes of usable, non-salable merchandise to various organizations monthly and sells items on platforms like eBay and Craigslist.

Runs a dedicated recycling program, installs solar panels for building power, and donates hundreds of boxes of usable, non-salable merchandise monthly to other organizations. Also sells items through online platforms like eBay and Craigslist.

Distributes over $1.5 million annually to more than 100 local organizations, including schools, youth groups, fire departments, and community nonprofits. Specific grants include $50,000 to GV Community Food Bank, $41,000 to Helmet Peak Volunteer Fire Department, $29,000 to Boys & Girls Club – Santa Cruz, and various school district contributions ranging from $14,000 to $23,000. Total giving exceeds $36 million over several decades.

Distributes a significant portion of its revenue, approximately $1.75 million annually, as grants to over 100 local charitable service organizations and schools. These grants benefit various causes including public and private schools, youth organizations, national disease control organizations, adult and child assistance organizations, community art support, area nature study preservation, and rural fire departments.

Distributes a significant portion of its revenue, approximately $1.5 million to $1.75 million annually, as grants to over 100 local charitable service organizations, including public and private schools, youth organizations, national disease control organizations, adult and child assistance organizations, community art support, nature preservation, and rural fire departments.

Distributes a significant portion of its revenue, approximately $1.5 million to $1.75 million annually, as grants to over 100 local charitable service organizations, including public and private schools, youth organizations, national disease control organizations, adult and child assistance organizations, community art support, nature preservation, and rural fire departments.

Supports a volunteer base of approximately 636 individuals, up from 16 originally, and employs paid staff including a General Manager, Manager of Facilities, Office Coordinator, and Custodian to support store operations.

Operates a 34,400-square-foot thrift store offering gently used items including clothing, home electronics, books, toys, jewelry, collectibles, and higher-end boutique products year-round. The store, which opened in 1981 and has been remodeled and expanded five times, sells items from brands like Polo, Ralph Lauren, and White House Black Market, and has implemented operational improvements such as a dedicated truck department and in-store boutique to increase sales.

Operates a large thrift store, currently occupying 34,400 square feet, selling gently used clothing, home electronics, various household items, and other pre-owned goods. The store generates over $2.2 million in revenue annually.

Operates a large thrift store, currently occupying 34,400 square feet, selling gently used clothing, home electronics, various household items, and other pre-owned goods. The store generates over $2.2 million in revenue annually, which is used to fund its charitable activities.

Operates a Summer Student Work Program for Sahuarita Middle and High School students, providing employment opportunities since June 2006.

Operates a Summer Student Work Program for Sahuarita Middle and High School students, which began in June 2006.

Operates a Summer Student Work Program for Sahuarita Middle and High School students, which began in June 2006.

Operates a Summer Student Work Program for Sahuarita Middle and High School students, which began in June 2006.

Implemented a dedicated recycling program and installed solar panels on the roof of its building to supply electricity.

Implements a dedicated recycling program and has installed solar panels on its roof to supply electricity for its building, demonstrating a commitment to environmental sustainability.

Implements a dedicated recycling program and has installed solar panels on its building to supply electricity, demonstrating a commitment to environmental sustainability.

Provides annual scholarships through the Country Fair White Elephant Scholarship Foundation, funding 20 students each year in higher education and having assisted over 150 students in pursuing careers in fields such as medicine, nursing, engineering, and teaching. The foundation has allocated $162,500 to scholarships and maintains an endowment nearing three million dollars.

Operates a large thrift store, currently occupying 34,400 square feet, selling gently used clothing, home electronics, various household items, and other pre-owned goods. The store generates over $2.2 million in revenue annually, which is used to fund its charitable activities.

Awards college scholarships to local graduates, funding 20 students annually and assisting over 150 students in attaining higher education or vocational training in various professions. The organization allocates funds to the White Elephant Scholarship Foundation for this purpose.

Awards college scholarships to local graduates, funding 20 students annually to pursue higher education or vocational training in various professions. The organization has assisted over 150 students and allocates funds to the White Elephant Scholarship Foundation for this purpose.

Awards college scholarships to local graduates, funding 20 students annually and assisting over 150 students in attaining higher education or vocational training in various professions. The organization allocates funds to the White Elephant Scholarship Foundation for this purpose.