Charitable activities Charities That specialise in Charity shops

We carry out various fundraising events throughout the year including charity gala balls, golf days, football events etc. We also opened a charity shop in July 2021 in Silver Street, Wellingborough where we sell donated goods to raise money. Money raised funds vital research into neuroblastoma. Our aim is to raise awareness and funds to help children and families affected by Neuroblastoma

We provide mentoring for those with substance abuse problems.We run a mobile skatepark to provide a positive diversional activity in areas where there is little for children and young people to do.We have two charity shops which provide training placements for unemployed young people. We give away furniture and household items to those starting up a home for the first time.

The charity is a membership based food operation providing food to people on low incomes in the Burgess Hill area. A weekly subscription is paid by members and this entitles them to shop for food to a higher value than their subscription.

The aim of The Fenner Frost Foundation is to support people with a learning disability to develop the skills required to access paid employment opportunities.They will be supported to set up a retail business. Here they will be involved in all aspects of running a shop.They will be assisted to identify and source stock, serve customers,handle money and undertake general shop duties.

The provision of assistance to individuals who are in need and/or unable to shop for supplies, primarily by way of grocery bags, household supplies or toiletries

Lapis Lazuli Schools raises money in the UK by collecting donations and running a charity shop. The funds raised have been used to support the education of boys and girls in Central Asia. The shop operates in central London under the name Pop Up 38 in spaces donated by landlords in Soho, Covent Garden and Kings Cross. The shop sells pre-loved clothing and handicrafts created by supporters.

Saltash Scrapstore has a shop in Saltash Fore Street dedicated to resale of donated scrap items. This is used to promote art and crafts and encourage reuse, repair, repurpose and recycling to keep items out of landfill and help the environment. Profits are used to promote local projects in line with our objects.

The charity runs a public library on behalf of Staffordshire County Council. It is entirely staffed by volunteers, and includes a coffee shop. There is a regular programme of events for adults and children.

We operate a charity shop at 12-18 Dunstall Street, Scunthorpe, where we sell donated items to the general public. As well as operating as a retail shop, the premises are used to support service users, who use the shop as a drop in centre, we provide drinks, advice and support. We make donations to help people and organisations who suffer with or work in mental health.

Preservation of a cable hauled Tramway opened in 1895 giving passenger rides on a 350m twin 20" track with a tram carriage on each track. Has a museum displaying the history of the Tramway and of the local area including Shipley Glen at the bottom station & at the top station traditional Sweet Shop. A short walk from the World Heritage Site of Saltaire Run entirely by volunteers.

The Free Shop provides grants, items and services to individuals in need and other charitable organisations. We predominately provide clothes, bedding, shoes, underwear and accessories to Syrian refugees in Lebanon through a "free shop" system. All items are given at no cost to vulnerable customers, who also have the freedom to choose the donations they need and like.

We are a church, which provides a place of christian worship and is open to all. The church has different activities including : family worship with childrens activities, youth club, tots group, pensioners group, craft group, various home groups. The Church has a humanitarian outreach work in Romania which has been running since 1996, we have a charity shop in support of this.

To raise money by the retail sale of donated goods. Then to distribute half the profits for the development of Holy Trinity Church, Hurstpierpoint and an equal amount to Local causes and projects for the benefit of the residents of Hurstpierpoint, Albourne and Sayers Common.

We are volunteer who like to serve local communities for their well being and improve their health mentally and physically. We are raised fund locally in Wallasey Leasowe and Moreton. We also have charity books second hand book shop in Cherry tree Shopping center for raising fund. Raised net fund mainly distributed locally to individual and voluntary organization.

King Edward Mine is a Cornish tin mine site, now a museum, one of only two complete sites left in the world. There is working machinery to demonstrate the processing of ore to tin concentrate, a shop, cafe and 22 acres to explore. The site has been run by volunteers since in 1987. The site is open to visitors from April until Sept each year, see www.kingedwardmine.co.uk for information.

The charity runs a shop retailing new and second hand Christian books, CDs, DVDs, greetings cards, gifts, including Fairtrade items which also incorporates a coffee shop selling snacks, light lunches and hot and cold drinks. The charity also takes items out to churches for sale there when requested and to the Mid Devon Show.

social club for the over 55's offering entertainment. Home made 2 course lunches on week daysWe also offernail cutting, chiropody, hearing aid batteries service , charity shop

In our efforts of raising funds to help animals, we operate a charity shop that relies on public support and donations. By doing so, we achieve a twofold goal: we raise funds for animal protection charities and upcycle and give new life to pre-owned and pre-loved items, contributing to environmental sustainability.

Mangreen Trust provides space, facilities for recreation, spiritual activities, swimming, training, wellness, meetings & educational activities. Monthly spiritual gatherings welcome any faith or none. In-person support for those with dementia, carers & the wider community. An honesty farm shop supports the local community. With our partner, we provide support to other charities and organisations.

Up to 10,000 visitors a year since reopened Henley Collection. Upgraded Maritime history room reopened for 2010. Dartmouth's social and WW II story in 2011. Upgraded shop 2020. Accreditation 2008, 2011 and 2018. Talks in winter. Mayflower gallery Oct 2021. Outreach activities, schools/adults. Jesse Room (ceiling Tree of Jesse) during opening hours. Open 6 days a week all year bar 3 public hols.

Our purpose is to provide a welcoming place for the people of Broughton. The setting is a well-presented coffee shop run by around 20 volunteers. We are primarily a meeting place in the community, especially those who are lonely or in need, and host regular activities for a number of groups. The shop acts as an outlet for the Aylesbury Trussell Trust food bank .

In the charity's area of benefit - to promote high standards of planning and architecture; to secure the preservation, protection, development and improvement of features of historic or public interest; to maintain the character of the area, with its social fabric, collection of ancient shops and gentlemen's clubs; to educate the public in the geography, history and architecture of the area.

The charity's activity is the selling of donated goods in a charity shop, and occasional fundraising, organised by volunteers, in order to donate to neo-natal special care units in local hospitals.

ADULT SKILLS TRAINING ACTIVITIES FOR THE UNEMPLOYED IN FASHION/DRESSMAKING CRAFT AND PATTERN CUTTING. YOUTH PROJECTS ACTIVITIES FOR LOW INCOME FAMILIES . ORGANISE EVENTS & WORK SHOPS. ADVANCE EDUCATION IN AFRICAN CULTURE. PROVIDE GENERAL INFORMATION AND ADVICE TO PEOPLE WHO ARE EXPERIENCING DIFFICULTIES. ADVICE QUALITY STANDARD CERTIFICATION. UK REGISTERED LEARNING PROVIDER- UKPRN 10021875

The Charity's object is the promotion of efficiency of the Armed Forces of the crown by providing welfare support to service personnel and their dependants in the form of grants to support adventure training, sporting activities. The charity also provides assistance in support of local amenities such as community centre, coffee shop which help towards morale in all aspects of service life.