Glory Haus sale raises money for MUST Ministries Oct. 26

Warehouse prices for a good cause is the theme of the day when Glory Haus hosts a home decor sale open to the public and benefiting MUST Ministries. The Oct. 26 sale at 460 Webb Industrial Drive runs from 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. with 20 percent of the proceeds going to MUST.

Glory Haus is a large home decor company that also sells jewelry, collegiate decor and is best known for "on trend" canvases, Christmas ornaments, holiday items and creating merchandise for celebrities. Everything in the sale will be discounted from original prices and people who cannot attend can order online at gloryhaus.com with the code PFPMM.

"One of the exciting things about Glory Haus is their partnership with MUST clients," according to Ike Reighard. They employ women in poverty in their workshop called Repurposed on Purpose. "These women have found hope and stability making leather goods, jewelry, women's blouses, tote bags and other beautifully crafted items."

All proceeds from the sale benefit the almost 30,000 clients who come to MUST for help and hope. "An amazing 70 percent of our clients are children," Reighard said, "so this sale will primarily be helping the youngest casualties of poverty. MUST provides food, housing and clothing to these children and now we are working toward stocking our Toy Shops for December."

In addition, MUST distributes food through 25 school food pantries and helps find jobs for adult clients. For more information on services provided by MUST, go to mustministries.org.