NEARLY NEW SHOPPE
324 East Main Street
Ennis, MT
406-682-7647
Ennis, MT
406-682-7647
The Nearly New Shoppe is owned and operated by the Madison Valley Woman's Club
-- All proceeds go back to the community --
-- All proceeds go back to the community --
The shoppe is staffed by volunteers who are members of the MVWC
SUMMER HOURS
May-August
M, T, W, Th, F, S 10:00am-4:00pm
Sunday Closed
WINTER HOURS
September - April
M, T, W, F, S 10:00am-2:00pm
Thursday Closed
Sunday Closed
May-August
M, T, W, Th, F, S 10:00am-4:00pm
Sunday Closed
WINTER HOURS
September - April
M, T, W, F, S 10:00am-2:00pm
Thursday Closed
Sunday Closed
nearly new shoppe volunteers
Co-Shoppe Managers: Allison Bettendorf and Jeanne Adams
Day Managers: Toni Scully, Cathey Hardin, Lisa Kuntz, Linda Schott, Jackie Smith, Dee Loceland, Connie Owen, Pauline Baker, Jill Gillespie
Department Managers: Adina vomBerg, Sarah Sennette, Toni Sculley, Cathey Hardin, Cynthia Quirk, Dee Loveland, Shannon Heckler, Caren Walker, Kosa Kuntx, Pauline Baker, Shirley Love, Susan Hardwick, Martha Klaumann, Margie Reck, Jeanne Adams, Loine Reinhardt, Janet Howard-Ducsay
Nearly New Staff: Marianne Klein, Janet Dochnahel, Cathy Jean Clark, Sylvia Carpenter, Lisa Berke, Jan Ellis (Seasonal), Kitty Eneboe, Kitty Eneboe, Diane Bricker (Seasonal), Barb Messina (Seasonal), Cindy Adams, Margie Reck, Shirley Love, Carrie Welch, Elaine Hundley, Nina Heaton, Rachel Scott , Gale Gough, Linda Maydak, Margie Reck,
KC Redmond, Martha Klauman, Lena Pettit, Debbie Simple (Seasonal), Nancy Smrcka, Carol Pontius (Seasonal), Donna LaBelle, Brenda Farstad, Mary Saunders, Sue Welna (winter) , KC Redmond, Bev Clausen/Kathy Green, Diane LaQua (Seasonal), Dave Bricker (Seasonal), Pat Hale, Jo Campbell, Sue Sherrard, KellyAnne Dardis, Mary Sedwick, Ruth Haurie, Tina Yakimmow, Judy Morris, Meg Lattanzio, Kate Wilson, Mary Snyder, Debe Young, Kathy Lyons, Sally Beck, Margie Reck, Evelyn Hall, Snaque Rollo, BJ Denber, Caryn Walker, Jeanne Casey, Tammy Doud, Shirley Storey Mason, Barb Blomeley, Lucy Ennis, Kevin Brenneke, Diane Bales, Laurie Bales, Nina Heaton, Barbara Chalupa, Laurie Dexter, Evelyn Hall, Judy Maddox, Barb Messina, Susan Hardwick.
Day Managers: Toni Scully, Cathey Hardin, Lisa Kuntz, Linda Schott, Jackie Smith, Dee Loceland, Connie Owen, Pauline Baker, Jill Gillespie
Department Managers: Adina vomBerg, Sarah Sennette, Toni Sculley, Cathey Hardin, Cynthia Quirk, Dee Loveland, Shannon Heckler, Caren Walker, Kosa Kuntx, Pauline Baker, Shirley Love, Susan Hardwick, Martha Klaumann, Margie Reck, Jeanne Adams, Loine Reinhardt, Janet Howard-Ducsay
Nearly New Staff: Marianne Klein, Janet Dochnahel, Cathy Jean Clark, Sylvia Carpenter, Lisa Berke, Jan Ellis (Seasonal), Kitty Eneboe, Kitty Eneboe, Diane Bricker (Seasonal), Barb Messina (Seasonal), Cindy Adams, Margie Reck, Shirley Love, Carrie Welch, Elaine Hundley, Nina Heaton, Rachel Scott , Gale Gough, Linda Maydak, Margie Reck,
KC Redmond, Martha Klauman, Lena Pettit, Debbie Simple (Seasonal), Nancy Smrcka, Carol Pontius (Seasonal), Donna LaBelle, Brenda Farstad, Mary Saunders, Sue Welna (winter) , KC Redmond, Bev Clausen/Kathy Green, Diane LaQua (Seasonal), Dave Bricker (Seasonal), Pat Hale, Jo Campbell, Sue Sherrard, KellyAnne Dardis, Mary Sedwick, Ruth Haurie, Tina Yakimmow, Judy Morris, Meg Lattanzio, Kate Wilson, Mary Snyder, Debe Young, Kathy Lyons, Sally Beck, Margie Reck, Evelyn Hall, Snaque Rollo, BJ Denber, Caryn Walker, Jeanne Casey, Tammy Doud, Shirley Storey Mason, Barb Blomeley, Lucy Ennis, Kevin Brenneke, Diane Bales, Laurie Bales, Nina Heaton, Barbara Chalupa, Laurie Dexter, Evelyn Hall, Judy Maddox, Barb Messina, Susan Hardwick.
Founding of the Nearly New Shoppe
On January 22, 1971, the Nearly New Shoppe, a thrift store located in rented quarters on Main Street, opened its doors. The owner of the building, certain this project would not succeed, charged no rent for the first month. In 2002, the Woman’s Club purchased the Angle Hardware store building on Main Street. Not all members were in favor of this investment, as one stated “I won’t be around long enough to see the mortgage paid off.” The rest is history.
The Nearly New Shoppe mortgage was paid off in June of 2016. Not bad considering our prices are primarily $3.00 or less. The community is a strong supporter by donating “nearly new items” and shopping in the store. We receive visitors from all over Montana, Idaho, summer tourists, visitors from foreign countries.
On January 22, 1971, the Nearly New Shoppe, a thrift store located in rented quarters on Main Street, opened its doors. The owner of the building, certain this project would not succeed, charged no rent for the first month. In 2002, the Woman’s Club purchased the Angle Hardware store building on Main Street. Not all members were in favor of this investment, as one stated “I won’t be around long enough to see the mortgage paid off.” The rest is history.
The Nearly New Shoppe mortgage was paid off in June of 2016. Not bad considering our prices are primarily $3.00 or less. The community is a strong supporter by donating “nearly new items” and shopping in the store. We receive visitors from all over Montana, Idaho, summer tourists, visitors from foreign countries.
Funds from the Nearly New Shoppe
The Madison Valley Woman’s Club has made contributions to our community from sales of the Nearly New Shoppe. Scholarships to our graduating students and other community beneficiaries include Ennis Schools, Ennis Community Children’s School, Madison Valley Library, Madison Valley Medical Center, Manor (nursing home), Caring and Sharing Food Bank, Ambulance Services, Search and Rescue, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, Ennis Lions Club, Farm to Fork, Giving Tree, Meals on Wheels, CASA, Intermountain Children’s Home, Family Resource Center in Dillon, pet spay and neuter clinics, Humane Society, Jack Creek Preserve, Madison Ranger District, Madison Valley History Association and Ennis Senior Center.
The Madison Valley Woman’s Club has made contributions to our community from sales of the Nearly New Shoppe. Scholarships to our graduating students and other community beneficiaries include Ennis Schools, Ennis Community Children’s School, Madison Valley Library, Madison Valley Medical Center, Manor (nursing home), Caring and Sharing Food Bank, Ambulance Services, Search and Rescue, Big Brothers and Big Sisters, Ennis Lions Club, Farm to Fork, Giving Tree, Meals on Wheels, CASA, Intermountain Children’s Home, Family Resource Center in Dillon, pet spay and neuter clinics, Humane Society, Jack Creek Preserve, Madison Ranger District, Madison Valley History Association and Ennis Senior Center.
Rarely seen empty donation drop off room!
Allison Benttendorf - Nearly New Co-Chair
Wednesday Crew
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Rarely seen empty donation drop off room!
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