How To Donate
You’ve done a de-clutter and have a pile of pre-loved gems you no longer need. They are ready for another life but you don’t know what to do with them. Here is all you need to know about how and what to donate to a charity shop.
Fashion
All charity shops love good quality pre-loved clothing; women’s, men’s and children’s plus footwear and accessories.
Furniture
Most charity shops accept small items of furniture with some shops specialising in all types of furniture. Most will offer a collection and delivery service.
Homeware, Toys & Books
Your unwanted homeware, kitchenware and knick knacks can all find a new home through your local charity shop. Most shops also accept toys and books.
Featured Shops
Explore our new members’ shops and featured shops below!
Corporate Partners
First Stop Safety are very happy to be working in partnership with CRI. We look forward to offering our simple solution to selling donated electrical appliances in Irish Charity Shops, just like we do for the UK.
At Cairn Design and Fit Ltd, we are committed to delivering high-quality results with a focus on safety, sustainability, and compliance.
Providing ethical and sustainable retail fit-out, engineering, construction and project management solutions that enhance the lives of people, the community and our environment.
Recognising the nature of our industry and the footprint it leaves behind, the Codex team has sought to find ways to make our organisation more sustainable and environmentally friendly.
Retail Integration are committed to doing everything possible to expand human potential. We do this by developing sustainable software solutions, by building a creative and diverse team and by making a positive impact in communities where we live and work.
Sustainability is of paramount importance for Cookstown Textile Recyclers as it helps divert clothing and shoes away from landfill, protecting the environment and providing sustainable employment in our local communities.
The RFC Security Group has a strong belief in long-term sustainability which is a core pillar of our company ethos spread across all divisions of our business.
The most sustainable way to shop is simply to reuse. With your help, our goal is to grow the second-fashion industry and in turn lower the impact on the planet, increase funding for charities and reduce costs for consumers.
Impact of Charity Retail
The triple impact measures the financial, social and environmental performance of charity retail. Charity shops make money for their charities to provide services but they also have huge environmental and social benefits.
Job Opportunities
Charity retail is a great place to work. There are many diverse jobs in charity shops, warehouses and online. Click the button to find out more about working in the sector and to view the latest jobs.
