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SANTA ANA COLLEGE el Don/eldonnews.org • MONDAY, MAY 21, 2018
THRIFTY IN ORANGE COUNTY
Find the best second-hand clothes by going
beyond Goodwill and visiting these three shops.
Grace's Thrift Store
Located on Historic Main Street in
Garden Grove, this family-owned
store is both thoughtful and afford-
able with prices for clothes starting
as low as $2. Grace's main focus is to
give back to the community and
donate money to local churches and
charities as well as offer free clothing
to those in need. Grace’s Thrift Store
takes donations of used clothing and
household items.
12946 Main St. Garden Grove
Grace's Thrift Store on Historic Main Street in Garden Grove offers
home goods in addition to used clothes. / Nikki Nelsen / el Don
Savers
From the moment you step into
Savers, you will feel at home. Savers
is satisfying for bargain shoppers, as
it has almost everything a customer
is looking for. Walking into the store,
every employee welcomes you with
a warm smile, ready to help. Savers
will purchase your donations from
old to new so you can sell items and
get some money back. Aside from
helping the community with low-
cost prices, they give back by part-
nering with the Epilepsy Foundation.
9091 Garfield Ave, Fountain Valley
Buffalo Exchange
If you’re looking for the latest trends,
Buffalo Exchange blends hip with
affordable. Originating in Tucson,
Ariz., Buffalo Exchange now has 42
locations in 17 states. Each location
is unique, as it offers a different
aesthetic depending on the store’s
theme. Buffalo Exchange gives back
to three different organizations
and donates to Hope Services, Casa
Teresa and Family Volunteers Mission.
Although it is pricy, all of the stores
funds go towards these causes. You
can sell your clothes here as well as
store credit or money back.
2930 Bristol St. Suite A109, Costa Mesa
— Elena Mendez
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Fans of Inside Out and The Incredibles
are in for an exciting summer. For the
first time, Disney is celebrating Pixar
movies throughout its Anaheim theme
parks. The Festival includes special food,
character-loaded parades, a nighttime
spectacular with fireworks and new
merchandise based on Pixar films. Pixar
Fest is centered around the launch of
new Pixar-themed attractions. Pixar
Fest ends Sept. 3. The 48th annual LA Pride Festival
returns to West Hollywood Park on
June 9 and 10. One of the largest
pride fests in the country, the event
celebrates identity and unity within the
LGBTQ+ community and will feature
performances from musical artists
like Kehlani and Tove Lo. The festival
includes carnival rides, food trucks and
three different music stage s. Single-day
tickets are $25; $35 for both. There is
no cost to attend the parade Sunday. Drake is releasing his fifth studio album,
Scorpion, this June. The Canadian artist
has hinted at a new album since earlier
this year when he released three new
songs — "God’s Plan” and “Diplomatic
Immunity” in February and “Nice For
What” two months later. He posted
the name of the album on Instagram
last month, but has yet to spill its
exact release date. All four of Drake's
previous albums reached No. 1 on
Billboard's Top Album Sales chart. Soccer fans get ready. The FIFA World
Cup returns this summer. The global
tournament occurs every four years
with Russia hosting this time around.
Although Team U.S.A. did not qualify,
Mexico is representing North America
in the hopes of making it to its first
semi-finals. France and Brazil are ready
to grasp glory once again, while Spain
will attempt to take back the trophy it
won in 2010. The games kick off June 14
with Russia playing against Saudi Arabia.
—Alex Mora — Diego Devia — Jason Solares
—Josie Morales