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Uptown Cheapskate is a buy-sell, trade fashion store for young adults. At Uptown Cheapskate, we have a passion for sustainable fashion. Uptown Cheapskate is a buy-sell, trade fashion store for young adults.
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Carters, Inc. is the largest branded marketer in North America of apparel exclusively for babies and young children. The Company also owns Skip Hop, a global lifestyle brand for families with young children.
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Shop for baby clothing, baby necessities and essentials at Carters.com, the most trusted name in baby, kids, and toddler clothing. Carters is committed to creating a diverse environment and is proud to be an equal opportunity employer.
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We provide reliable home help for the retiring and aging-in-place population by partnering them with young, service-minded adults who are capable of completing basic jobs such as painting, landscaping, decorations, junk removal and moving.
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Because the overriding religious purpose and mission of Youth for Christ USA is to communicate and introduce the Gospel of Jesus Christ to young people and their families, and in that regard to make, educate and encourage life-long disciples of the Lord Jesus Christ, it is very important that you as an employee in the movement of Youth for Christ be recognized as an associate minister of the Gospel.
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