[chrishealey]

I am having a clear out of all the things that I either don't use or can't be bothered to dust and it's a mixed bunch, ideally suited to a bric-a-brac or a jumble sale (not clothes or linens). I do want a good cause to benefit, though, so any ideas about events coming up that I could deliver it all to?

[callum manor]

childrens hospital.

[chrishealey]

any idea of a contact there so I can check when and where I can drop it off?

[Ms Macbeth]

St Lukes Hospice has shops in different parts of Sheffield. Here's their details of opening hours etc: http://www.stlukeshospice.org.uk/documents/shops.htm

[peebee1]

I took all sorts of stuff to the Salvation Army shop (Care & Share) at Firth Park last year & they were really grateful. The children's hospital won't accept some stuff due to 'infection control' e.g. teddy bears.

[feline01]

Blue Bell Wood, their shop is on King Street in the town centre or if it's easier you could drop it at my house (S6) and I will make sure they get it. If you decide to donate to this charity I'm sure they will be grateful.
Thanks

[Plain Talker]

Originally Posted by feline01

Blue Bell Wood, their shop is on King Street in the town centre or if it's easier you could drop it at my house (S6) and I will make sure they get it. If you decide to donate to this charity I'm sure they will be grateful.
Thanks

I second feline's idea of the Bluebell Wood Children's Hospice shop. A very worthy cause.

[Douglas J]

Or the "Rainbow's end" at Spital Hill.

see http://www.burngreavemessenger.org/a...ond-hand-shop/

[ChrisTodd]

There is an Oxfam and at least two other charity shops (I think) at Broomhill.