Charity Shops & Clothes

[Hook 10]

My girlfriend and I have lots of clothes we'd like to get rid of, they're all good quality and certainly reusable/resellable, but have no idea who, or where to give them to!

 

They're bagged up at the moment, just ready to be taken somewhere... so any recommendations would be greatfully received, preferably a local charity, and located around the city centre.

 

Over to you!

[hazel 11]

The Sheffield Samaritans have a shop on Chapel Walk and will collect items if you give them a ring

hazel

[MinxyKitten 10]

PDSA in Broomhill is always very appreciative! :love: :thumbsup:

[TonyRevitt 10]

Don'r bother with the RSPCA, they can afford to waste money on trivial court cases.

[kittenta 10]

Don'r bother with the RSPCA, they can afford to waste money on trivial court cases.

 

How is that animals fault? If people stop giving to the rspca it is the animals that will suffer

[kittenta 10]

My girlfriend and I have lots of clothes we'd like to get rid of, they're all good quality and certainly reusable/resellable, but have no idea who, or where to give them to!

 

They're bagged up at the moment, just ready to be taken somewhere... so any recommendations would be greatfully received, preferably a local charity, and located around the city centre.

 

Over to you!

 

Good on you for wanting to help out a charity

[Glennis 15]

How is that animals fault? If people stop giving to the rspca it is the animals that will suffer

 

The RSPCA was right to take this case of this over weight dog to court .. the animal was clearly suffering. I don't think they should have been allowed to keep the dog .. it seems to me they couldn't be bothered, either to feed it properly, or to exercise it.

[nick2 10]

I take all my stuff to the St Lukes Hospice shop on Abbeydale Road, they will take almost anything that they can re-sell.

[dkhank 10]

My girlfriend and I have lots of clothes we'd like to get rid of, they're all good quality and certainly reusable/resellable, but have no idea who, or where to give them to!

 

They're bagged up at the moment, just ready to be taken somewhere... so any recommendations would be greatfully received, preferably a local charity, and located around the city centre.

 

Over to you!

 

i take mine to rspca on eccelsal road.

[jessbarnard 10]

I take all my stuff to the St Lukes Hospice shop on Abbeydale Road, they will take almost anything that they can re-sell.

 

 

same here! they will take almost anything! the had most of our old furniture when we moved!

[Ms Macbeth 75]

If you want the city centre, there is a Cancer Research Shop on Pinstone Street near Somerfields and a British Heart Foundation Shop near the top of the Moor.

[heeleygirl 10]

I give all my stuff the the Bluebell Childrens Hospice shop down the side of the Co-Op in town back of Primark. A very worthy cause