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Charity Donation Shops

Discover some of the incredible charities we’re proud to support. Each one is working tirelessly to make a positive impact on our communities and beyond. Browse their online shops and help provide essential items that make a world of difference.

Ramsey Foodbank

Ramsey Foodbank offer emergency food assistance to people in Ramsey and the surrounds. In the majority of cases they are able to support people in overcoming their food crisis after three visits. For those in need of further support, and recognising the unsustainability of handing out food parcels on a

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inSpire

Our inSpire project supports families who are experiencing financial difficulties by providing essential items including emergency food bags, toiletries, school uniform and winter jackets. (St. Andrews Cathedral (also known as Inverness Cathedral), is a Scottish Charity, SC015830, regulated by the Scottish Charity Regulator OSCR)  

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Barnabus

Barnabus is a Christian Homeless Charity supporting people experiencing homelessness back into independent living through their outreach, support centre & resettlement tenancy scheme.

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Abergele District Foodbank

Abergele Community Action is a charity which has been serving Abergele and the wider community since 2013, through affiliation to the Trussell, a national network of foodbanks. They don’t think anyone in their community should have to face going hungry. That’s why Abergele District Foodbank allows people to have a

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East Grinstead Foodbank

Since they started with a few food boxes in a garage in East Grinstead in December 2012, they have now assisted over 20,000 people, averaging over 50 adults and children helped per week. East Grinstead Foodbank are located in the Jubilee Community Centre in Charlwoods Road, East Grinstead and open

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London Met Uni

London Met University and Students’ Union are working together to provide support for any student experiencing emergency food hardship. Sometimes things don’t go as planned in life and we want students to know that we’re here for them no matter what. Our amazing community of staff and students can use

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Big Issue North Manchester

Around 250 people sell Big Issue North each week. Big Issue North vendors buy the magazine from one of our regional offices for £1.50 and then sell it on established pitches in towns and cities for £3. They keep the £1.50 they make on every magazine.

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Morecambe Bay Foodbank

Morecambe Bay Foodbank is a project founded by local churches and community groups in 2012, working together towards stopping hunger in our local area. It began life at the GYM Church on Green Street in Morecambe and has now moved to Anchor Building, Westgate in Morecambe. They receive and distribute

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South Liverpool Foodbank

South Liverpool foodbank is a project founded by local churches and community groups, working together towards stopping hunger in their local area. Their founders came across one of the earliest Trussell foodbanks whilst on holiday in Bude in 2008. As the economic crisis deepened over the following months, it became

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