Northwest Arkansas Childrens Shelter

Shelter Shop

The Shelter Shop provides customers the opportunity to purchase new and gently-used apparel, toys, furnishings, home goods and seasonal items while generating revenue to fulfill the mission of The Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter.

2700 W Walnut, Rogers, AR
(479) 202-5230
Store hours: Thursday through Sunday
9:00 am to 6:00 pm
Donation hours: Thursday through Sunday
10:00 am to 5:00 pm

Donate your unwanted merchandise to provide HOPE for kids in crisis. We gladly accept good, saleable-condition clothing, toys, home goods, accessories, books, seasonal items and furniture. Donations are currently being accepted Thursday through Sunday 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.

If you or your small group are interested in volunteering at The Shelter Shop, please sign up for your desired day and time via the links below.

April 2021 Volunteer Opportunities
May 2021 Volunteer Opportunities
June 2021 Volunteer Opportunities

Jenny

Jenny fought her whole life to be free of abuse and neglect. She finally escaped that world and arrived at the Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter where she immediately began to thrive.

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Meet Jenny

Jenny fought her whole life to be free of abuse and neglect. She finally escaped that world and arrived at the Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter where she immediately began to thrive. For the first time in 17 years, she imagined living a normal life just like every other high school student. This included a wish to go to high school prom.

Casey, her case manager during her stay at the Children’s Shelter, shares:

“My heart is filled with so much joy! I got the privilege to go to prom with one of my kiddos from the shelter. No, it wasn’t a typical prom situation, but when a kiddo finally escapes abuse for the first time in 17 years, we do all we can to make it a perfect night for her. She is strong, resilient, courageous, unique, ambitious and unassuming. She inspires me and she is one of the million reasons I will never stop fighting for these kids. Prom night was a sweet reminder that no matter how many hard days we have to face, these special moments make every single hard day completely worth it. If these kiddos can endure years and years of abuse, then we can endure an infinite number of hard days. We have to, because they need us.”

Casey Krisell, Northwest Arkansas Children’s Shelter Case Manager

Thank you for never giving up on me when I was lost.

Rachel, age 17

The Shelter felt like a family to me – always helping me when I needed it and making me feel at ease. I might be leaving, but a part of me is staying.

Chelle, age 16

I’m so glad that I got to spend my 12th birthday here at the Shelter. It was truly the best!

Marly, age 12