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    Donate to our shops

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    We rely on the generosity of your donations to keep our charity shops stocked. All the proceeds from our shops go towards helping us tackle extreme poverty and transforming lives.

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    To get in touch with us, you can...

    We gratefully accept:

    • quality women's, men's and children's clothing
    • quality shoes, accessories, handbags and jewellery
    • good quality children’s toys
    • quality homewares
    • small items of furniture
    • books, DVDs, music, complete toys and games
    • quality linens
    • foreign currency, old coins and spare change
    • Art
    • Vintage jewellery

     

    Unfortunately we are unable to accept:

    • duvets and pillows
    • prams or baby car seats
    • medical equipment
    • broken toys

     

    Interested in running a stock drive?

    Hold a donation stock drive event at your organisation, or community group, and we will provide you with everything you need. 

    Make an inquiry about holding a stock drive by emailing [email protected]. 

     

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    Find out how to bake, quiz or a skydive your way to tackling extreme poverty in the world’s poorest countries. 

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    Where we work

    Concern Worldwide is working to transform lives in 23 of the world's poorest countries. 

    Mother of 2, Belita Andrade brings her Concern Emergency Supplies box home. Malawi. Photo: Gavin Douglas/ Concern Worldwide
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    How we raise money

    Concern Worldwide’s work tackling hunger and extreme poverty among some of the world’s poorest communities wouldn't be possible without the generosity and commitment of our donors and supporters.

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