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As a stock associate you'll delight shoppers with everything for extraordinary gift giving, entertaining and decorating. For over 60 years, we have curated a unique marketplace filled with inspiring finds for the home decorator, entertainer, and gifter.
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You'll be responsible for a variety of duties including providing exceptional customer service, cashiering, merchandising, stocking merchandise, and maintaining visual standards and delivering curbside orders to our customers.
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Cuts, fills and ices cakes.
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The Interior Decorator will be responsible for decorating and designing the interior of our showroom, assisting customers with furniture and furnishings selection, and providing exceptional customer service.
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Volunteers may assist with a variety of event setup, including setting up auction items, decorating, placing linens, putting up signage, picking up local donations, and more. Help the Arthritis Foundation setup for the Soiree by the Bay event on Saturday, April 13, 2024 at Nova Southeastern University.
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