Charity Shops Near Anlaby Road Hull
We have a new charity shop near Anlaby Road in Hull – opening in June at Whitefriargate Hull. Selling second hand furniture, white goods, large and small electrical appliances. Bric-a-brac, entertainment, clothing, shoes, accessories, jewellery, CDs, DVDs, books, home wares and much more. We have some great stuff for sale.
The Hull charity shop stocks a great range of clothes and clothing items. These include good quality ladies wear, menswear and children’s clothing as well as a large range of shoes and accessories.
Good quality pre-loved furniture and home appliances. From sofas, suites, chairs, tables, beds and wardrobes to TVs, Hi-Fi systems, washing machines, fridges, freezers and dishwashers.
Indoor and outdoor furniture, beds, mattresses and all household furniture at excellent prices
White goods including washing machines, fridges, freezers and dishwashers
Large and small electrical appliances
Clothing, shoes, accessories and jewellery
CDs, DVDs, books and home wares
HELP The Mental Health Charity need charity donations in the Hull and East Riding Yorkshire area to help support mental health.
Please email: mandyjanemcdermott@gmail.com or telephone Mandy on 07415 115306 if you would like to make a charity donation. We would be very grateful for any charity shop donations in the Hull area.
We rely on the generosity of individuals and businesses for charity shop donations in the Hull and East Yorkshire area. Without the assistance of community minded individuals and businesses, we would not be able to support the vulnerable. We are grateful for any charity shop donations you can make in the East Yorkshire area.
Charity Shop Near Anlaby Road Hull – Donations
Your Donations Go Towards Improving The Lives Of People With Mental Health – FREE Collection for saleable goods
HELP The Mental Health Charity are grateful to the generous people of Hull and East Yorkshire for any charity donations you can make.
Mental health in the UK is grossly underfunded, with too many people receiving no help at all. Each year one in four UK residents experience a mental health problem, from mild depression right through to a more serious mental health condition.
These mental health problems often lead to hundreds of thousands of lives being put on hold or ruined. With thousands of tragic and unnecessary deaths. With the right support and treatment, mental illness doesn’t have to be a barrier to a fulfilling life.
Different ways you can help
Monetary donation – You can make a monetary donation through our charity donations fundraising page. Please click on the link which will take you to our fund raising page. Alternatively you can make a cash or cheque donation by calling in to our new charity shop opening at Whitefriargate Hull. Just ask for Mandy (our Trustee) or telephone Mandy on 07415 115306
Donating goods you no longer require – Book a FREE house clearance or furniture collection in the East Yorkshire area. Or even call to our Hull charity shop with the clothes, shoes, ornaments or general household goods you no longer require. Your charity donations will be hugely appreciated. Please email: mandyjanemcdermott@gmail.com or telephone Mandy on 07415 115306
Hull House Clearance is a great way to to make charity donations in the Hull and East Yorkshire area. FREE Collection for saleable goods
Volunteering – please call us on 07415 115306 if you are interested in volunteering. Volunteering is open to everyone and no experience is required. So, if you’re looking for a new challenge, we would love to hear from you.
Fundraising – We rely on the generosity of individuals and businesses for fundraising donations. Without the assistance of community minded individuals and businesses we would not be able to support the vulnerable. We are grateful for any fundraising donations you can make.
HELP The Mental Health Charity would like to thank all the generous people of Hull and East Yorkshire for their charity donations that help us support people suffering from mental health.
Volunteer in our Hull charity shop
Our store wouldn’t be able to run without the help of a fantastic volunteer team. Our volunteers help with everything from merchandising on the shop floor and giving great customer service to sorting the generous donations we are given.
Whether you have a specific skill or interest or just want to try something new, we have a role for everyone. Find out more about volunteering by calling to our new Hull charity shop opening at Whitefriargate Hull
Donating to a charity “Giving is not just about making a donation …its about making a difference”
Donating to the causes you care about not only benefits the charities themselves, it can be deeply rewarding too. Millions of people give to charity on a regular basis to support causes they believe in, as well as for the positive effect it has on their own lives.
The knowledge that you’re helping others is hugely empowering and, in turn, can make you feel happier and more fulfilled. Research has identified a link between making charity donations and increased activity in the area of the brain that registers pleasure – proving that as the old adage goes, it really is far better to give than to receive.
Having the power to improve the lives of others is, a privilege, and one that comes with its own sense of obligation. Acting on these powerful feelings of responsibility is a great way to reinforce our own personal values and feel like we’re living in a way that is true to our own ethical beliefs.
Why charity is important for everyone?
To help the vulnerable and make the world a better place for everyone, we all need to play our part in whatever way we can. That could be through volunteering your time or skills for a cause you care about, or even something as simple as being kind to strangers you meet in your day-to-day life. You can also help make a difference by donating what you can or what you do not need to charity.
While we like to believe we can make a difference on our own, sometimes we can do more together. The way charities are structured lets them use money raised to directly help people who need it on a larger scale than we can as individuals.
