Thrift Store Job Opening

Thrift Store Job Opening



Job Opening

Thrift Store Cashier - responsible for maintaining outstanding customer service as per Company standards, processing sales quickly, accurately and efficiently, cash register operations, and safeguarding company assets.

Tasks and Responsibilities

  • Ensure that each customer receives outstanding service by providing a friendly environment, which includes greeting and acknowledging every customer, maintaining a standard of excellence, maintaining price control, and all other aspects of customer service
  • Maintain an awareness of all promotions and advertisements
  • Accurately and efficiently ring up transactions on registers and accurately maintain all cash and media at the registers
  • Communicate customer requests to management
  • Enter all media from register into the client program
  • Maintain orderly appearance of register area and supplies stocked
  • Any other tasks as assigned from time to time by any manager

Skills and Competencies

  • Ability to process information/merchandise through register system
  • Ability to communicate with associates and customers
  • Ability to read, count, and write to accurately complete all documentation
  • Ability to accurately process sales transactions, both cash and credit card
  • Ability to operate all equipment necessary to perform the job

Requirements

  • Physical ability to stand for extended periods and to carry, move, and handle merchandise, and perform all functions as set forth above
  • Must be able to work Wednesdays, Thursday, Fridays, and two Saturdays a month
  • Criminal Background Check required

To apply, please contact Jesse Vasquez or Kim Fuller at 817-632-6000 or send a resume to jvasquez@canetwork.org.

Cornerstone Christmas

Cornerstone Christmas


Cornerstone Christmas Needs

The holidays are just around the corner and it's time to start thinking about how your group can be involved in the holiday ministries of Cornerstone!

Adopt-A-Child for Christmas

Many of the children in our programs will go without Christmas presents this year without the help of donors and sponsors. Since the parents of our sponsor children are not financially able to provide them with much of a Christmas, they are overwhelmingly grateful when they come into Cornerstone to pick up their children’s gifts.

If you and/or your organization, small group, co-workers, neighbors, etc. would like to participate in this year’s annual Adopt-a-Child-for-Christmas, we are offering several options to choose from:
  • Option #1: Sponsor a child by donating $100
  • Option #2: Buy gifts for a child from their wish list. Come by our office to pick up a child’s wish list or contact us to have one sent to you.

3CP Crock-Pot Drive
3CP’s (Cornerstone’s Comprehensive Care Program) goal is to provide families opportunities and encouragement to become self-sufficient through rental assistance, intensive case management and teaching life skills. One of the skills 3CP tries to promote is cooking healthy family meals and eating together at home. Also, most of our single moms and dads do not get any gifts at Christmas, so we’d love to bless them with a practical gift that would reinforce some of the skills we are trying to encourage.

How to help: Any size crock-pot (we have families that range in size from 2 members to 9 members) dropped off at our Cornerstone offices through December 14th.

New Life Center Christmas

Cornerstone’s New Life Center helps formerly homeless men transition to a new life of self-sufficiency. During their stay, residents are provided the supportive services of case management, mentoring as well as spiritual, physical, emotional, and financial guidance. Most of these men also lack family support and are blessed when others choose to make sure they have a happy Christmas.
  • Option #1: Donate funds for gifts. $50 covers most of the cost for a resident’s gifts.
  • Option #2: Go shopping for a resident with their Wish List. Wrap the gift and deliver it to the New Life Center or Cornerstone’s office.

For more information about any of these options, please contact Lindsay at 817-632-6000 ext. 116 or lwright@canetwork.org. More information is also available at our website at www.canetwork.org. Make a donation online and write “Christmas” in the notes box.

We look forward to partnering with you to make Christmas merry for our clients and their children.

Cornerstone Assistance Network
3500 Noble Ave.
Fort Worth, TX 76111
Phone: 817-632-6000
www.canetwork.org
Faith In Action

Faith In Action


October is traditionally a very busy month at Cornerstone as churches around Tarrant County set out to put their Faith In Action. Some churches call it Faith In Action, others call it Great Day of Hope. We call it a blessing of volunteers able to accomplish big tasks in relatively brief amounts of time! This October, McKinney Memorial Bible Church sent nearly 60 volunteers over the course of two different Saturdays and helped us sort Christmas items, prepare coats for winter giveaways, landscape our men's housing facilities, and canvas our neighborhood with information. North Richland Hills Baptist Church also participated on Sunday, October 24, by sending a team of 90 volunteers to help spruce up our flower beds and organize our upcoming book sale. They also sent teams to three of our neighbors' homes for clean up and repairs. Christ Chapel Bible Church participated by taking pallets of shoes and linens that needed to be sorted and boxed to their church then returning them the following Monday. Each of these churches blessed us abundantly by their generous gifts of time and service.


"What good is it, my brothers, if a man claims to have faith but has no deeds? Can such faith save him? Suppose a brother or sister is without clothes and daily food. If one of you says to him, 'Go, I wish you well; keep warm and well fed,' but does nothing about his physical needs, what good is it? In the same way, faith by itself, if it is not accompanied by action- is dead." James 2:14-17

Cornerstone Assistance Network Receives Bank of America Neighborhood Builder Award for 2010.

Cornerstone Assistance Network Receives Bank of America Neighborhood Builder Award for 2010.


On October 21st, Cornerstone was one of two Fort Worth non-profits to be awarded a two-year, unrestricted grant by Bank of America. The Local Market Selection Committee recognized Cornerstone's commitment to address the needs of individuals and families struggling under the burden of poverty in Tarrant County.

Watch the video to see how Cornerstone is changing lives, one person at a time.

Thank you Bank of America!

Huge Cornerstone Thrift Store Book Sale!

Huge Cornerstone Thrift Store Book Sale!


THOUSANDS of books for sale from $.25 to $3.00! CD's and movies included!


Dates: November 4th (Thursday), 5th (Friday), and 6th (Saturday) from 10am-4pm.

Location:
Cornerstone Thrift Store
3500 Noble Ave.
Fort Worth, TX 76111
(Just off access road of 121 and Riverside Dr.)

Proceeds benefit the ministry of Cornerstone Assistance Network.
2010 CAN Golf Tournament Results

2010 CAN Golf Tournament Results

Cornerstone's major fundraiser of the year, the 16th Annual Golf Tournament, raised $51,038 to benefit needy families in Tarrant County. We'd like to say, "Thank you!" to all the golfers, donors, and corporate sponsors who made the day such a success.



Grand Prize Winners
The fund-raising team of Jay Bruner, Jim Collier, Wendall Brown, and Raymond Watson won this year's rights to the Cornerstone Trophy with a total raised of $9,170.00 along with the Grand Prize of a Suite for 20 at a 2011 Rangers baseball game. The team of Valerie Stokes, Charlotte Youree, Donna Turner, and Carolyn Dorsey were a close second with $8,770.00.

Winning Team
Operating under a new Scramble format, golfers competed for 4 tickets to anywhere Southwest Airline flies. The winning team from Cornerstone Baptist Church, Travis Pipkin, Pete Pipkin, Jim Roberts, and Steve Cooks were all new participants in the Golf Tournament. Congratulations, guys!

Special thanks to our Corporate Sponsors:
  • Advanced Chemical Logistics
  • Baker & McKenzie
  • Fort Worth Community Credit Union
  • John Askew Homes
  • Kensington Surgical
  • McQueary, Henry, Bowles, Troy
  • Miller & Chevalier
  • Northwood Church
  • Five Star Ford

It's not too early to plan for next year. Consider becoming a Title Sponsor- your company's name and logo will be displayed on the Cornerstone website and all Golf Tournament information. The sooner you sign on, the sooner our community will know that you are standing with us in helping meet the needs of families in Tarrant County.

Golfers- you can sign up now for next year's event. Don't forget that we help your team with your fundraising efforts.

For more information, please contact Denice Crawford or Roddy Youree.

To see pictures of the event, please click here.

New Creations, A New Reentry Program at Cornerstone

New Creations, A New Reentry Program at Cornerstone



New Creations
Reentry Mentoring Program
Therefore, if anyone is in Christ, he is a new creation; the old has gone, the new has come.
2 Corinthians 5:17

New Creations is dedicated to serving women releasing from Dawson State Jail to Tarrant County. We believe that life change comes through relationships and New Creations is committed to providing mentor relationships and support to these women.

New Creations participants will meet with a mentor in prison for 6 months and walk with the mentor at least 12 months after release. The women will also take life skill classes and have a New Creations case manager who will assist with housing, educational planning, financial planning, mental health and substance abuse issues while offering ministry support to the New Creations partipant's family.

What is Reentry Mentoring?
Reentry Mentoring involves developing a relationship while incarcerated and continuing the relationship after release for one year.

Why Reentry Mentoring?
Independent research of faith-based prison programs conducted by Byron Johnson (ISR Research Report) indicated that "continued pre- and post-release mentoring is central to both the offender's spiritual transformation and rehabilitation." Johnson also stated that, "mentor contact is associated with lower rates of recidivism."

Did you know?
  • 97% of Texas inmates will be releasing to communities throughout Texas.
  • Women are the fastest growing segment of the prison population. This rise is primarily due to mandatory sentencing for drug offenses.
  • Women are almost twice as likely as men to be back behind bars within a year after release, typically due to drug-related or property offense driven by addiction.

For more information on New Creations or being a Mentor:
Kelly Purselley, Services Director
817-343-0492

Cheryl Campbell, Mentor Coordinator
214-577-2703

Hours of Operation:
Monday through Friday 9:00 to 5:00