With your help, Dilly's has donated $250 to Rise For Baby And Family after shoppers spent nearly $6,500 during the week of June 27 through July 3.

“Our daughter went to Rise when she was an infant, and we have never forgotten what a great experience she had,” said Margaret “Dilly” Trebilcock. “We are proud to support the work they do.”

This was the second week for Dilly’s 3% Solution. Once every three months, Dilly’s will choose one local community organization to receive a cash donation from the store. The amount will be a minimum of $250 or 3% of sales for one designated week, whichever is greater. In April, Dilly’s raised nearly $284 for The Community Kitchen.

This was the second week for Dilly’s 3% Solution. Once every three months, Dilly’s will choose one local community organization to receive a cash donation from the store. The amount will be a minimum of $250 or 3% of sales for one designated week, whichever is greater. In April, Dilly’s raised nearly $284 for the Community Kitchen.

Trebilcock, who also serves on the board of the St. James Thrift Shop, added that she plans to give to organizations that serve women, children and families. The next 3% Solution week will be September 26 through October 2. With your continued support, we'll continue to support the community.

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For more information, contact Dilly Trebilcock, Dilly’s For Kids, 417 West Street, Keene, NH 03431. 603-352-4924, dillysforkids@myfairpoint.net
 

 

New spring merchandise is arriving every week, and we’re excited.

Last month, the new line of Robeez for spring arrived. One of our moms calls them the Manolo Blahniks for babies. They look great and better yet, the soft sole collection has been reduced to $22 from $28.95 last season. That’s change we can believe in.
 

We’re thrilled to bring in Jellycats, a charming new line of stuffed toys from England. They’re adorable and affordable.
And wait until you see our Fairie- and Pirate-themed party supplies from Meri Meri. Your kids birthday parties will be the envy of their friends.

Spring is also display in The Woman Within boutique at Dilly’s. We’re proud to carry Tatami-style purses from Baskets of Cambodia. A Fair Trade company, Baskets of Cambodia pays an above average wage to help the women and families that create these unique purses become self-sufficient. You can look good and do good at the same time. 
 
And if you can’t wait to get the convertible out of storage and look stylish with the top down, take a look at the new line of charm key rings that you can customize with your initials and other charms.