Fête Again is a neighbor-run costume rack. Donate a piece, pay what you can when you shop, and every dollar goes to A Child's Light. Browse what's on the rack, or add something before the next sale.
Three steps, no cash box, no sign-up.
Bring a costume, wig, or accessory to any Sunday sale — or add it to the online rack yourself.
Scroll the rack below to see what's in, or come flip through the racks in person.
Grab whatever fits, then give what you can at the table. Every dollar goes straight to A Child's Light.
Updated as neighbors drop things off.
This rack is shared live with everyone who visits this page. Everything is PWYC (pay what you can) — 100% of proceeds benefit A Child's Light.
Fête Again opens every Sunday in October — same time, same place.
Every dollar collected at Fête Again goes straight to A Child's Light, a Chester County nonprofit that funds trauma-informed therapy for children and teens ages 2 to 18 who've experienced severe trauma. There's no set price on anything in the rack — give what feels right for your budget.
Let neighbors know what's coming before you drop it off. Every dollar collected when items are picked up funds A Child's Light — a few things we ask:
Not sure it fits the bill? Bring it anyway — we'll sort it out in person.
No. Just show up on any Sunday in October. Adding items to the online rack beforehand is optional, not required.
Yes — take what your household actually needs. If something's in high demand we may ask everyone to grab one first before seconds.
Leftover pieces go to a local shelter or thrift partner, so nothing donated goes to waste.
Absolutely. This is a pay-what-you-can rack, not a trade — item donations just help keep it stocked, and whatever you give at pickup goes to A Child's Light either way.
Whatever feels right for your budget — there's no minimum or suggested price. Every dollar collected goes straight to A Child's Light.
A Child's Light is a Chester County nonprofit that funds trauma-informed therapy for children and teens ages 2–18 who've experienced severe trauma. Learn more at childslight.com.