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Local Charities that collect ?

hcar
hcar Posts: 208 Forumite
I live in Penarth, have phoned a couple of charity shops to see if they collect items as I have a load of stuff to give. I have phoned 1 in Cardiff and they dont be Penarth as its in the Vale and I phoned 1 in Barry and they only collect here every 6 weeks as its on the edge of the Vale, but I'm moving in 4 weeks. I dont drive and so cant take the things to them.
So does any1 know any shop that collects in Penarth ? thanks
Sealed pot challenge member 218 aiming for £100 17/02/08-17/12/08 :j

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  • Why not 'freecycle' it - then they would collect from you,
    very easy to join.
  • hcar
    hcar Posts: 208 Forumite
    Thanks but I am looking to give the items to charity so if anyone knows it would be a great help :)
    Sealed pot challenge member 218 aiming for £100 17/02/08-17/12/08 :j
  • Seakay
    Seakay Posts: 4,269 Forumite
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    This Cardiff Charity does collect and deliver, although I don't know if they go as far as Penarth. Worth a call, though, if you have had no luck elsewhere:

    Lewis Trust
    Tel: 029 20494331 - 13a Clifton Street, Cardiff, Vale Of Glamorgan, CF24 1PX
  • sharon59
    sharon59 Posts: 1,051 Forumite
    there was a group called track2000 that was based in Bridgend and collects and then the things are given to those in need-also gets refurbished if needed.This was about 3yrs ago we gave some furniture and dont know phone number sorry! Also the Ty Hafan used to collect.Hope this helps a bit!
    :j this money saving is such fun:T
  • sharon59
    sharon59 Posts: 1,051 Forumite
    just used my brain-googled Track2000 ! phone number is 08450700395
    they are based in Cardiff.
    :j this money saving is such fun:T
  • pavlovs_dog
    pavlovs_dog Posts: 10,216 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 1,000 Posts Name Dropper Combo Breaker
    track 2000 will collect household items, but i believe they may charge to do so

    what type of items are they?
    know thyself
    Nid wy'n gofyn bywyd moethus...
  • hcar
    hcar Posts: 208 Forumite
    Thanks everyone ! I phoned a few that I knew off the top of my head but for 1 reason or another they couldnt do it so I googled charities and phoned 1 by 1 till 1 said yes. So it was the red cross that got shoes,xmas tree,games,teddies etc etc
    I am wanting to give more things away like pots pans plates, towels, bedding... do charities take this kind of stuff ? :)
    Sealed pot challenge member 218 aiming for £100 17/02/08-17/12/08 :j
  • Rachie_B
    Rachie_B Posts: 8,785 Forumite
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    hcar wrote: »
    Thanks everyone ! I phoned a few that I knew off the top of my head but for 1 reason or another they couldnt do it so I googled charities and phoned 1 by 1 till 1 said yes. So it was the red cross that got shoes,xmas tree,games,teddies etc etc
    I am wanting to give more things away like pots pans plates, towels, bedding... do charities take this kind of stuff ? :)

    yes they do :)
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