Annie’s Art Attic started with the vision of Don & Annie Fuller.  Annie's Art Attic received the 501(c)3 status August 1, 2015.  The Board of Directors (of which there are currently 11) meets every month on the third Monday.  "Annie's Art Attic" is run by dedicated volunteers.

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Our original story started in a 400 square foot room soon increasing to 800 square feet.  Quickly an opportunity arose, and “Annie's Art Attic” was moved to a new building, 4,400 square feet.  By the generosity of the community "Annie's Art Attic" filled up with beautiful clothing, collectibles, art, and so much more.  With the sales of these items, "Annie's Art Attic" is able to support the local charities who in turn support the community. Every month, "Annie's Art Attic" chooses a local charity to support. Through fundraisers at "Annie's Art Attic" not only is money raised but so is awareness.

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Another way "Annie's Art Attic" gives to the community is through arts and crafts classes.  The first classes were offered to special needs adults.  Once a week they come to "Annie's Art Attic" with their caregivers and enjoy the camaraderie of others and enhance their senses through paint, yarn, beads, glue and so much more.

 

"Annie's Art Attic" is expanding classes to all of the community.  Classes in sewing, quilting, painting, jewelry making, stained glass, crocheting, knitting, pottery and more.

 

 In our tenth year, our Board of Directors decided to change our name from "Annie's Art Attic" to "Annie's Thrift Store" for the Community. This change was necessary due to many folks in Kingman thinking we are an Art Supply store, therefore not stopping to shop with us. Since we changed our name on our signs, we are making new friends with many new customers coming in!

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