Yardley Marie Curie Shop
A bargain hunter’s dream, our charity shops raise funds so we can care for more people living with a terminal illness and their families. Shop, donate some items or volunteer.
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Project Category: Charity Shops
Ladywood Furniture Project
Ladywood Furniture Project, Charity aims to help anyone wanting to donate reusable furniture to other people in Birmingham who need furniture. Prices are subsidized and always cheap.
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The Scrapstore Birmingham
The Scrapstore Birmingham collects and sorts materials, or ‘scrap’, donated by individuals or businesses for redistribution to individuals and organisations supporting play and creativity.
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Welcome Change CIC
Welcome Change offers the next stage in the recovery process, supporting people who have successfully overcome drug or alcohol dependency to rebuild their lives and reintegrate into society.
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Sue Ryder Charity Stores
We have over 450 shops across the country. On the high street, out of town and online, our shops are packed with an eclectic mix of treasures. From three-piece suites to bedside lamps, musical instruments to wedding dresses.
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Scope Charity Stores
Our charity shops help raise millions of pounds to fund our work with disabled people and their families. Our amazing online charity shop on eBay is an Aladdin’s cave of the best, most unique pieces from our charity shops.
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