As inflation and the cost of gas, food, and other living expenses rise, Just Between Friends continues to prioritize helping families save.
At Just Between Friends (JBF) Douglas County, you will find all the things your growing kids need — and let's face it, they need a lot!
With thousands of items to choose from, parents and grandparents should be able to find everything their children need (and want) in one place at prices that give them bragging rights with their friends. It's your one-stop shop!
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JBF Douglas County will hold its Spring & Summer Sale from March 30-April 2 at the Douglas County Fairgrounds & Events Center in Castle Rock. The event will feature seasonal clothing, shoes, baby gear, books, toys, maternity, and more — at 50-90% off retail prices.
Plus, your purchase helps another local family make ends meet. Consignors can sell items and earn 60-70% on item sales. At the end of each Just Between Friends sale, items are donated to local organizations which help local women, children, and families, serving groups that provide clothing closets, crisis centers, transitional emergency care, food banks, and many other services.
JBF Douglas County is owned by Deborah Freeman. As a single mother of three daughters, she is keenly aware of the struggles of fast-growing kids and their need for lots of stuff. Over the last twelve years, she has continually worked to bring a valued service to the community, helping moms find great quality items they love at prices their family budget needs.
Parents won't want to miss the upcoming sale! S-T-R-E-T-C-H your hard-earned money further with JBF.
Event Schedule:
- Wednesday, March 29: Consignors & Team Member Presale AND Prime Time Presale (Get your timed entry tickets HERE. $5-$20)
- Thursday, March 30: 9:00 AM-7:00 PM ($5 at the door or get your free admission ticket here)
- Friday, March 30: 9:00 AM-7:00 PM (FREE)
- Saturday, April 1: 9:00 AM-3:00 PM (FREE)
- Sunday, April 2: 50% Off sale! 9:00 AM-3:00 PM (FREE)
Visit douglascounty.jbfsale.com for more details.
