Atlanta's Biggest Tool Sale is Nov. 3rd



The 11th annual Tool Rush Sale will be held November 3, 2012 from 8a-2p at the Atlanta Community ToolBank. The general public is invited to shop thousands of new, and some gently used, tools and gadgets; all priced 60% or more below standard retail.

“As our signature fundraiser, this event raises thousands of dollars that directly impact volunteer efforts across greater Atlanta,” notes Executive Director Patty Russart. “Plus, it is a fun way to kick-start holiday shopping.”


Over 85% of the sale products are brand new. Safety equipment, hand tools, woodworking equipment, socket sets, a variety of bits and blades in all sizes, power tools and much more will be available for purchase. A general inventory list can be viewed at www.atlanta.toolbank.org.


The oldest and largest non-profit of its kind, the Atlanta Community ToolBank supports service initiatives by providing fellow nonprofits access to over 180 different tool types. Organized service groups can borrow an unlimited amount of inventory to support everything from tree plantings to large community clean-ups. This year alone, over 30,000 local volunteers have already utilized ToolBank inventory to complete more than 2,000 service projects across greater Atlanta.


The 11th annual Tool Rush Sale is sponsored by The Best Consultant and 100% of the event proceeds directly and immediately benefit the Atlanta Community ToolBank.


Early birds can begin shopping at 8am, with a $10 entry fee. Admission after 9am is free. The ToolBank warehouse is located at 55 Ormond Street, SE - 3 blocks southeast of Turner Field, in the Peoplestown neighborhood.


For more information please contact Gina Chaves, Director Communications and Outreach at 404-880-0054 ext 11 or gina.chaves@toolbank.org.


About the Atlanta Community ToolBank
By equipping over 200 fellow nonprofits with the tools needs to keep volunteers working hard in communities across greater Atlanta, the Atlanta Community ToolBank powers more than 1,700 service projects to completion each year. Established in 1991, the Atlanta Community ToolBank now serves as the model agency for ToolBank USA and the movement to replicate the ToolBank model nationwide. Learn more about the people and projects the blue tools support at www.atlanta.toolbank.org.


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