Recession Relief for Back-to-School with Just Between Friends August 2, 2010

Seattle Eastside Mom Offers Big Events in the area to Help Families Save & Earn Money and supports local Charities.

Seattle-Tacoma – With the jobless rate at an all time high and the recession affecting families across the country, many are searching for ways to save. Just Between Friends (JBF) is helping thousands of families throughout the Puget Sound region make ends meet. Families are able to earn some cash quickly while also saving money on everything they need for infants, children and teens.

Just Between Friends stage huge children’s and maternity consignment events multiple times per year. JBF sales provide families the chance to earn money by selling the items their children and families have outgrown while shoppers will find great deals on everything they need for their family such as clothing, Halloween costumes, school uniforms, baby equipment, furniture, DVDs, toys and much more. More than 3,000 families participated in the JBF sale events last spring alone!

Once again for this sale, Just Between Friends Seattle East is helping local charities by donating unsold items marked by consigners as ‘donate’ to Eastside Baby Corner (http://www.babycorner.org).

About Just Between Friends
Just Between Friends was founded in 1997 in a living room in Tulsa, Oklahoma when founders Shannon Wilburn and Daven Tackett invited 20 of their friends to be consignors at their sale. The idea caught on and grew each season in Tulsa. In 2003, they formed Just Between Friends Franchise Systems, Inc. and began selling franchises. As of July 1, 2009, they have 95 franchises in 20 states with 10 more under development. They have received national attention on several shows including ABC News, Good Morning America, Inside Edition and CNBC’s The Big Idea and recently taped a segment for CNN News.