Summer Hours
Friday and Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm
Friday and Saturday from 9 am to 1 pm
 Fr. Jim Loughren
Meet our Thrift
Store Manager - Fr. Jim. He's helping us to expand our services and reach out to the community 
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Some rules to guide your visit:
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Follow our sign on Farrington Ave. to great deals!
We are looking for Volunteers
to help on Fridays and on an occasional work day during the week. Normal volunteer hours are from 9 am until 1 pm on Fridays and Saturdays. You'll get a $3 store credit for each hour you work. ($5 credit gets you a bag of clothing!)
Interested? Call or visit the Thrift Store between 9 am and 1 pm on Friday or Saturday - ask to speak with Fr. Jim (our Manager) about volunteering. Our number is 560-0026 or send an email to gracemkk.episcopal@gmail.com
Behind Grace Episcopal Church
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Pull into our parking lot and shop - we're pretty sure you'll find a treasure |
Saved by Grace Thrift Shop
We are open Friday and Saturday from 9 am - 1 pm
Grace Thrift Shop offers the following at low, low prices: clothing, dishes, kitchen items, books, knick-knacks, antiques, jewelry, c.d.'s, electronic items, baby items, toys, shoes, bedding, lamps,. suitcases, purses, and small furniture, electrical appliances and much more! Gift certificates are available for purchase and some Vouchers are made available free of charge to agencies throughout Molokai to directly assist those with special need. We also respond directly to needs as they arise, providing items at no cost to those who have a special need.
Try our new $5 bag - it is a re-usable cloth bag that sells for $1 and then you get a punch card for 50 cents off the next 6 bags you buy. Just bring the bag and bring the card.
We are open Friday and Saturday from 9 am - 1 pm
Grace Thrift Shop offers the following at low, low prices: clothing, dishes, kitchen items, books, knick-knacks, antiques, jewelry, c.d.'s, electronic items, baby items, toys, shoes, bedding, lamps,. suitcases, purses, and small furniture, electrical appliances and much more! Gift certificates are available for purchase and some Vouchers are made available free of charge to agencies throughout Molokai to directly assist those with special need. We also respond directly to needs as they arise, providing items at no cost to those who have a special need.
Try our new $5 bag - it is a re-usable cloth bag that sells for $1 and then you get a punch card for 50 cents off the next 6 bags you buy. Just bring the bag and bring the card.
Mission: Grace Thrift Shop is a place to meet your neighbors, old friends, a place to find a deal or a special treasure, a place where used items can find new life.
It is a source of financial support for Grace’s mission to the people of Molokai and beyond. Hours: Friday and Saturday from 9:00 am - 1:00 pm Coordinator: Fr. Jim Loughren Team Leaders: Jule Kamakana, Carol & Jon Slater Food Pantry: Mahina Kamakana-Juario Did you know? Our thrift shop is run entirely by volunteers from Grace Church and the wider community. It takes all our volunteers working hard to keep our doors open... We depend on the community to donate. Donations are accepted and appreciated! If donation is small (a few boxes or bags) you may place the drop box opposite the Thrift Shop entrance at any time. If the donation is a little larger, please bring it during open hours or by appointment. Mahalo! (Thank you!) and God bless you! |
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Grace Food Pantry, located in the Church, and in collaboration with the Maui Food Bank offers a wide variety of food items to families with need. The Pantry is available by appointment. Currently we have only emergency food and are not accepting any new families at the present time.
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Grace Boutique at Kamakana Country Store
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Grace Boutique, also known as Kamakana Country Store, offers Men's Aloha Shirts, antiques, household items and wide variety of collectibles. It is located at 12A Kahanu Street, Kalamaula, Molokai. Follow Maunaloa Highway (460) to mile 2.0 West - Turn Mauka (towards mountain) onto Kahanu Street. Continue ahead 2 blocks and the store is on the west side of Kahanu street.
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