Note: Owing to temporary closures the times below may not accurately reflect current opening hours.
The Octavia Foundation Charity shops helps raise money to support their programmes which provides accommodation to those in need.
A division of Shelter that sells donated clothing to support the main charity against homelessness and bad housing.
The British Heart Foundation are charity shops selling second hand clothes, books and bric-a-brac items. They warmly accept donations of clothes or other goods which they sell in their shop. All money raised is put towards researching into heart disease. The heart information line can be found on 0845 070 8070.
Cancer Research UK is a charity which raises money for cancer research. The company was formed as a result of the merger between The Cancer Research Campaign and Imperial Cancer Research Fund. Their chain of charity shops sell second hand items such as clothes, books and records to raise money. They will accept any donations provided they are in saleable condition.
Mary’s Living & Giving Shops for Save the Children were established in 2009 from a philosophy created for Save the Children by retail expert, Mary Portas. Run by local people for local people, Mary’s Living & Giving Shops are a collaboration of people’s ideas, values and beliefs. They are community hubs. They are where you can come to find inspiration, share a bit of local news, a skill, the time of day.
Oxfam is a development, advocacy, and relief agency working to put an end to poverty worldwide. In partnership with local groups, they work with poor people to help them help themselves. The Oxfam Books & Music shops sell secondhand books, CDs and tapes.
Scope is a charity shop with several branches that sells a wide range of donated clothes, gifts and bric-a-brac items.
All Aboard Shops sell a collection of donated goods such as clothes, books and bric-a-brac to raise money for charity.
Cancer Research UK is a charity which raises money for cancer research. The company was formed as a result of the merger between The Cancer Research Campaign and Imperial Cancer Research Fund. Their chain of charity shops sell second hand items such as clothes, books and records to raise money. They will accept any donations provided they are in saleable condition.