Here you can find the list of, and links to, the donations shops of partnering charities and non-profit organisations. These shops are provided free of charge to the organisations, and are filled with the items they need right now.
Browse, and sort organisations by charitable sector, location, or both.
4 Community Trust serves Sandwell residents. Particularly those with children in their care. Striving to create equal opportunity for all. That shows in how the team regularly goes beyond your expectations – being generous with their time, food and resources.
Anchor is the largest provider of specialist housing and care for people in later life in England, transforming housing and care so more people in later life have a home where they love living.
Archer Project offer a pathway from street homelessness to a settled life. There is no one definitive journey and any pathway has to recognise individuality and personal choice.
Arrive Alive is the UK’s only registered charity that is solely dedicated to funding lifesaving voluntary operated vehicles and equipment for Community First Responders (CFR’s).
Aston & Nechells Foodbank provide emergency support for people in food crisis. Their foodbank has 3 distribution centres, in Nechells, Ward End & Aston plus a warehouse in Nechells.
Back on Track enables disadvantaged adults to make lasting, positive changes. Specifically those going through recovery or rehab, homelessness, mental health, drugs & alcohol or offending.
Barnabus is a Christian Homeless Charity supporting people experiencing homelessness back into independent living through their outreach, support centre & resettlement tenancy scheme.
Our foodbank is a project founded by local churches and community groups, working together towards stopping hunger in our local area. We don’t think anyone in our community should have to face going hungry.
Bechange is a charity that works with local people to help them build skills, confidence, healthy relationship and good mental and physical health. They run a community hub in the heart of Aylesham and have excellent indoor and outdoor facilities.
Ben’s Centre is a charity that aims to provide a safe space and an open hand to those who suffer through substance misuse and its associated barriers.
Bethany provides a suite of services which support people struggling with issues of homelessness helping them to become active members of their local communities.
Better Pathways, a mental health charity est.1963. Practices have modernised since then, but their underlying belief in rehabilitation & recovery of people with mental health problems persists.
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.
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.
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.
Welcome to the Big Issue North Sheffield item donation shop! Here you can browse and purchase the items that they need this month. The team at Give Today then make sure your donation is delivered directly to their door.
Boaz Trust is a Christian charity serving destitute asylum seekers and refugees in Greater Manchester. They provide accommodation, food, advocacy and support.
Bognor Regis foodbank is a project founded by local churches and community groups, working together towards stopping hunger in their local area.
The Booth Centre is a community centre run with people affected by homelessness. The Centre provides a warm welcome, an opportunity to belong, to gain a purpose and rebuild lives.
Borderlands works with people seeking asylum in the UK & refugees from other countries, including people who’ve been trafficked, supporting refugees & asylum seekers since 2011.
Bournemouth Foodbank believe everyone deserves a safety net, & that’s why they provide help when needed. A friendly & non-judgmental place where vulnerable people can turn for support.
The Foodbank meets in the hall of the St. John’s Centre. Clients can come & discuss their needs in a warm, confidential environment. They can have a drink & a biscuit while their food bags are packed, and even receive further advice from other agencies attending the session.
Bristol North West Foodbank have been open for years and during that time we have helped more than 60 000 people in a crisis. In 2019 they moved into Social Justice Hub.
Burngreave foodbank is a project which was founded by the Rock Christian Centre, a local church in Burngreave, in 2012. They work together with other churches & community groups.
Pwrpas y tudalen yma ydy rhoi gwybodaeth am weithgareddau Banc Bwyd Caerdydd. Rydyn ni’n darparu bwyd i bobl yng Nghaerdydd sy’n wynebu argyfwng ariannol. Mae’r parseli bwyd brys gyda digon o fwyd i bara rhwng 3 a 5 dydd
Centrepoint Barnsley work with the local authority & partners to provide support accommodation. Along with a safe place to stay, their services offer technical & practical support.
Young people sleeping rough is a shocking and increasingly visible problem in Manchester. Sadly, youth homelessness runs even deeper than having to spend nights on the street.
Homeless young people in Sunderland come from a complex web of disadvantage. Benefit cuts, family breakdown & a lack of job opportunities are all factors to homelessness here.
Changing Lives are a UK charity providing specialist support services for vulnerable people & their families. They support people to make positive, lasting changes in their lives.
The Clarendon food bank is a @weareemmanuel initiative, part of the Trussell Trust network offering three days worth of nutritious food. Working to support Local individuals and families. Referral needed from Trussell Trust partnered organisations.
Please come along to your local foodbank with your voucher. If you don’t have a voucher please call The Help Through Hardship free phone number on 0808 208 2138 (Open Monday to Friday, 9am – 5pm.)
Clock Tower Sanctuary provide a space for 16-to-25-year olds who are homeless where they can feel safe and ‘just be’, whilst also getting access to services and support.
Coffee4Craig support and work towards to eradication of homelessness. They aim to raise awareness, work in partnership with others and allow the most vulnerable a voice.
Compassion acts pride themselves on being close to their local communities, understanding people’s needs and being reactive to them; whilst also taking a strategic approach as they work towards bigger long-term goals including the end to the need for foodbanks.
Crisis is the UK national charity for people experiencing homelessness. Offering education, employment, housing & well-being services. All of us need a decent home – to be healthy & to thrive.
Derventio Housing Trust tackles homelessness head-on, providing accommodation, support and opportunities to help people who have lost their way to get back on their feet.
Don’t Walk Past is a non-profitable organisation that feed and water the homeless in Manchester City Centre Monday – Friday evenings, by dedicated volunteers doing outreach.
Emmaus Merseyside is a charity that provides a home, as well as education, training and work to people who have experienced homelessness.
This foodbank is run in partnership with local churches, facilitated by Farnworth Baptist Church. It provides three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people who are referred to them in crisis.
Food For All is an entirely volunteer-run food relief charity in central London, which provides thousands of hot, nutritious meals every day to vulnerable people from all backgrounds.
Fur & Feathers, a non-profit, foster based small animal rescue. Their aim is to help small animals in need in & around Birmingham. Their aim is to help lost, abandoned, unwanted pets.
Greater Together Manchester is a charity working hard to reduce poverty in all its forms. They aim to build long-lasting cohesive relationships within the community.
Hackney Foodbank is aiming to achieve no less than a hunger-free Hackney, where everyone can afford to eat. We support people who are in crisis with compassion and dignity.
Hackney Night Shelter’s vision is for a route out of homelessness for everyone visiting them. Offering more than a bed & hot meal, they provide professional & holistic support.
Hammersmith & Fulham Foodbank opened their doors for the first time in June 2010, not knowing how busy they would become. They now have sessions at 4 venues, 8 times a week.
Handsworth Foodbank works in partnership with local churches, charities, statutory & non-statutory organisations & agencies to provide emergency food for local people in crisis.
Hatfield Foodbank was set up by Gracemead Church, King’s Community Church & Kingdom Light Centre. They are a welcoming place for local people in crisis to receive food & support.
Mind Hertfordshire deliver essential mental health support, providing a diverse range of services from their seven Wellbeing Centres across all ten districts of the county.
This foodbank is run in partnership with local churches, facilitated by Highbridge Area Foodbank. Village Agents are available for help and advice on a Tuesday at their Burnham Foodbank session.
Hillingdon Foodbank provides short term & emergency food to families going through difficult times & crises. Built on Compassion, Integrity & commitment to restore dignity.
Holly Hedge Animal Sanctuary takes in & re-homes 800 cats, dogs & small animals per year. Their mission is to provide animals shelter from harm & the promise of a brighter future.
Halton Moor and Osmondthorpe Project for Elders (HOPE) is a long established and successful community-based organisation. They work on behalf of people aged 60+, and carers.
With 13 houses around Birmingham and the Black Country, Hope offers a roof over your head, money for food and essentials and the legal advice and representation you need to overturn flawed refusals of asylum.
Humans MCR work around food poverty seeks to give respect, health, dignity & hope to people via short and long-term solutions that tackle food insecurity faced in Greater Manchester.
inHope are there for those who need them most; those with life-disrupting problems such as homelessness and addiction, to help them achieve healthy and independent lives.
Leeds Women’s Aid (LWA) is an independent charity. Their mission is to protect women and families from the damage that Domestic Violence & Abuse can inflict on their lives.
Let’s Feed Brum provides essential supplies & friendship to those living on the streets, helping start conversations & signpost services helping tackle the homelessness issue.
Lifeshare is a charity in Manchester & Salford established to break the cycle of homelessness, offending behaviour, reduce harm, & promote health of those who are homeless, vulnerable, or marginalized.
Linbee Dog Rehoming are saving pound dogs, one life at a time – and finding sofas for retired greyhounds… It’s all about the dogs! They believe that every dog deserves a chance.
Lincoln foodbank is a project founded by local churches and community groups, working together towards stopping hunger in their local area. Lincoln Foodbank can provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people.
Loughborough Foodbank don’t think anyone should have to face going hungry. That’s why they provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food & support to local people.
LoveBrum is a charity that engages with local people and businesses to build an even better Birmingham. They shine a light on hidden projects and charities doing good in the city.
Maggs Day Centre provide the basics, a lifeline to help people survive the worst that life throws at them. They are committed to helping and mentoring those who are ready to make changes.
Manchester Central Foodbank, founded by students who were passionate about tackling food poverty, making sure that those in the local community experiencing this would be supported.
MCOS work with people who seek sanctuary, are fleeing war & persecution, are looking for safety, welcome and friendship. Manchester can be that place – a city of sanctuary.
MASH works with female sex workers to promote sexual health, wellbeing & personal safety whilst offering choice, support & empowerment to promote individual positive life changes.
Mind BLMK works across to support positive mental health and wellbeing. They work closely with a range of partners & offer a number of activities from wellbeing centres & venues.
Mustard Tree believe everyone should be able to feed themselves & their family, live in a secure home, be healthy, find meaningful work & have the chance to discover their talents.
New Horizon Youth Centre provides young Londoners experiencing homelessness personalised support to give their potential a home. NH Youth Centre find young Londoners somewhere safe to stay in the short term while they find somewhere to call home in the long term.
North Bristol and South Gloucestershire foodbank is a project founded by Ebenezer Church and Filton Community Church, working together towards stopping hunger in their local area.
Oldham Food bank is a collaboration of local churches and community groups of all denominations, faiths and none, working together towards stopping hunger in our local area.
People in Action are a charity based in Leeds, West Yorkshire, supporting learning disabled and autistic people. They have been around since 1982 working with learning disabled and autistic people to support happy, healthy and independent lives.
Pro Dogs Direct take puppies & dogs other shelters & rescues would turn away or euthanise. This means that, before they can be rehomed, many of their dogs need extra medical care.
Reach Out to the Community is an initiative to offer support to people struggling with the most basic of needs: food & shelter. Awarded Be Proud Manchester – Business in the Community.
Refugees Welcome Crawley are a registered charity based in Crawley welcoming & supporting refugees, asylum seekers or vulnerable migrants who need help to cope in a new country.
Second Chance has been rescuing & re-homing cats & dogs in the Portsmouth area for 20 years. Second Chance is an animal welfare focused charity & will always try to help an animal.
Selby Trust manages community facilities such as the Selby Centre which brings together a rich mix of individuals and organisations, primarily from BME, refugee and other historically excluded communities in Tottenham, Haringey, North London and beyond.
Shelter Birmingham offers practical & emotional support for families settling into new accommodation after homelessness. Help with benefits, accessing childcare & obtaining tools.
Shelter Greater Manchester offers free advice & support to anyone who is homeless, in housing need or has a housing-related problem. Shelter helps thousands of individuals and families.
Shelter Scotland create the best possible outcomes for people in housing need. They do this by providing practical support & advice to people experiencing bad housing or homelessness.
SIFA Fireside’s mission is to provide services & support to people experiencing homelessness & to influence the strategic development of the homelessness agenda locally & nationally.
Social Bite, a charity & social business providing homes, jobs, food, & support to empower people to transform their lives. Their vision is a society where no one should be homeless.
South & East Bristol Foodbank was founded by local churches & community groups, working towards stopping hunger in Bristol. Serving postcodes: BS2, BS3, BS4, BS5, BS14, BS15 and BS16.
Sparkhill Foodbank, operating six satellites from its central warehouse hub: Sparkhill, Tyseley, Balsall Heath, Stechford & Hall Green, also Queen Elizabeth Hospital Birmingham.
Spring of Hope offers short term support and refuge to women in Bristol, who are homeless and vulnerable. Spring of Hope is a non-commissioned referral service, providing shelter, short-term accommodation, and hope for women in their moment of crisis.
Our ambition is to end homelessness in Cornwall. We believe everybody has the right to be treated with dignity. We believe that everybody has the right to a place to call home.
St. Basils works with young people to enable them to find and keep a home, grow their confidence, develop their skills, increase opportunities and prevent homelessness across Birmingham.
St. Vincent’s Support Centre is a community hub in East Leeds. They offer activities & support including classes, groups, counselling, debt advice & inclusive volunteering programme.
Stopford Cat Rescue is a volunteer only charity operating in Stockport, Bramhall & South Manchester areas. They find good homes for stray & unwanted cats fostering them as necessary.
Tameside South & Longdendale don’t think anyone should have to face going hungry. They provide three days’ nutritionally balanced emergency food and support to local people.
Tamworth Foodbank are open for donations between 12.30am – 3pm Monday, Wednesday and Fridays. Manna House 258-264 Glascote Road Glascote Tamworth Staffordshire B77 2AY
The Bond Board is a registered charity that has an impact on homelessness and the well-being of homeless and vulnerable private rented sector households. Operating since 1993.
The Brunswick Centre was the name given to Calderdale HIV/AIDS Link (CHAL) in 2002 when it extended it’s HIV services into Kirklees. CHAL was a registered charity since 1992.
The First Step offer emotional and practical support either by telephone, face to face or in the community for men, women and families going through domestic abuse situations.
The Hub includes a foodbank, access to computers, support completing applications for jobs and benefits, debt and welfare benefits advice, money management together with general advice and support plus facilities including a meeting space.
The Outside Project, an LGBTIQ+ Community Shelter, Centre & Domestic Abuse Refuge for those in the community who feel endangered, are homeless, & feel they are outside of other services.
Anton’s vision for Simon was to reach out to the homeless and rootless, to be a movement of concern and, by working as a community, to offer a radical alternative to institutional care.
The Social Super Market is an initiative to help residents reduce the cost of their weekly food shop. A weekly membership fee of just £4.00 gives you one visit to the shop each week.
The Whitechapel Centre is the leading homeless & housing charity for Liverpool. They work with people who’re sleeping rough, living in hostels or struggling with accommodation.
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