It’s a Families Helping Families Sale!

*Pictures from previous sales

Mulberry Bush Consignment Sale helps families turn their clutter in cash! For almost 15 years, the MBC Sale has connected south central Kansas families by making the buying and selling process convenient and affordable.

It’s a one stop shop for busy families to find the latest in kids fashions, toys, equipment, furniture, accessories and more. We are a locally, mom-owned small business, and proud that 100% of the money stays in our community with no franchise fee going to a corporation. 

MBC hosts three children’s sales a year: March/April, late July, and the second week of November. MBC provides a convenient way for consignors to sell items they don’t need anymore (and make some money!), vendors to reach a broad and diverse audience, and shoppers to find new and gently used items at bargain prices.

Ready to register and be part of the fun? Click here to shop and click here to sell!

Click here for a schedule of our upcoming sales.

…the Owner:

Reba Lee (2022-present), Mulberry Bush Consignment Sale LLC
Reba and Jeremy Lee are excited to be part of the Mulberry Bush Consignment family. We have been around the sale for around 8 years as consigners and shoppers. We have a lot of love for this sale and want to continue the great legacy it has. 

Reba and Jeremy have 3 wonderful kids. Caydence (11), Brantley (10), Harrison(2). Between driving to and from school and from one sports practice to another our schedules stay very busy.

Between sales, Reba works as a stay at home mom, owns an event venue and stays busy with all the kids sports and activities. Jeremy just ended his active duty time in the Air guard and owns his own construction company. On top of that he is the fire chief in our little town also. The Lee’s hope to make the buying and selling experience at MBC as easy and convenient as possible. They hope to continue the incredible legacy of MBC for years to come.

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