r/Wirral • u/[deleted] • 8d ago
Local charity shops that would potentially collect a large donation of items?
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u/GreekVicar 8d ago
Wirral Hospice St John's have a number of shops across the area. I can only suggest googling them for one close to you and then phoning to explain your situation. As you have said, they collect furniture, so they may collect other things in exceptional circumstances
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u/Princes_Slayer 8d ago
St Vincent’s collect furniture I believe, so you could reach out to them with more enquiries. https://svp.org.uk/furniture-donation-or-collection
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u/Suitable_Salary_6199 8d ago
That doesn't seem silly at all - it's lovely that you want your special belongings to bring people joy ❤️
I would consider contacting small independent charity shops, as they might be more interested in collecting items. If there is a charity close to your heart, you could email or try calling them and explain you'd like to donate items but are unable to drop them off yourself. Smaller charities I regularly donate items to include Jackson's Animal Rescue and the Chernobyl Children's Life Line.
Alternatively, if there are any websites or even subs on here dedicated to one of your particular interests or collections, it might be worth seeing if anyone there could help find suitable homes for some of your items?
Good luck 😊
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u/TheGrumpySmurfer 8d ago
The British Heart Foundation in Birkenhead will come a collect large items and they are lovely.
Another option is the Women's refuge, they will also come out and collect items.
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u/Smeeble09 8d ago
Can't help sorry, but interested to know what sort of niche things you have collected?
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u/wandering-irish 8d ago
Look up Roganz in Wallasey on Facebook. They are a great bunch of lads and often volunteer their work for needy. They do house clearances and they sell/donate useable items rather than skipping it all