Finding bargains, treasures at Statesboro Service League's 52nd Annual Attic Sale

Natalie Nessmith is shown purchasing four chairs/stools she found Saturday at the Service League Attic Sale. Georgia Premier Academy students Julian Richard, right, a senior from Charleston, SC, and Raheem Knowles, in yellow vest, a junior from the Bahamas, are ready to carry the chairs to Nessmith’s vehicle. - photo by Jason Martin

Attic Sale 2025 — Natalie Nessmith is shown purchasing four chairs/stools she found Saturday at the Service League Attic Sale. Georgia Premier Academy students Julian Richard, right, a senior from Charleston, SC, and Raheem Knowles, in yellow vest, a junior from the Bahamas, are ready to carry the chairs to Nessmith’s vehicle. - photo by Jason Martin

Hundreds of bargain hunters were in line at dawn Saturday outside the Kiwanis Ogeechee Fairgrounds to find the best deals at the Statesboro Service League’s 52nd annual Attic Sale.

Members of the Service League collected hundreds of items throughout the year that were sold and to help area charities and various local service projects. Proceeds from the event help support the charitable efforts of Safe Haven, Gateway Girls, Kids Closet/Fostering Bulloch and several more area agencies.

The Attic Sale is held each fall and is the only fundraiser for the Service League. All of the proceeds are returned to the community. Since 1973, Statesboro Service League members have volunteered in the community and the League has supported numerous non-profit agencies in Bulloch through the past 52 years.

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