13NovNovember 13, 2012

Recognize Good Spotlight: Little Green Beans

Today we recognize an organization called Little Green Beans, a children’s consignment store!

They sell gently used children’s clothing, toys, books, baby furniture and equipment, and maternity apparel. Little Green Beans also do a lot of good in our Austin community.

Little Green Beans, owned by Sharon Munroe, is a modern store that cares about our community. Each month they feature a local charity that helps families with children in the greater Austin area, and partner with local non-profits that share their values. They have a focus on staying green and supporting local businesses. Little Green Beans is swiftly becoming known as the best children’s consignment store in Austin! This Austin-owned company is eco friendly and safety conscious. Check out the brief video below, visit their website, or stop by the store to see for yourself!

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Recognize Good Spotlight: Little Green Beans

Today we recognize an organization called Little Green Beans, a children’s consignment store!

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