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We need to be able to sell the furniture you donate in our shops. Find out how ensure your items are in good, working condition.
Before you start. To cover the cost of our collection service and raise funds, we need to be able to sell the items you donate in our shops. Our van crews will not accept items that cannot be sold. This means items have to meet legal and health and safety standards, and also be in good condition.
How to arrange a furniture collection? If you wish to donate furniture please call your local superstore who can take a booking over the phone, or you can visit in person and book with the store
As such we are only able to collect items which are re-saleable otherwise the charity will incur a cost for collection and disposal. There are some items which we are unable to sell by law, such as upholstery without fire labels, and others which we can’t guarantee are safe such as baby equipment.
Yes, you can donate second-hand furniture to one of our specialist shops near you. Some of our local Red Cross charity shops also take furniture, but please call first to check if they can accept your donation
We want the household items you no longer want that are clean and in good condition so that we can sell them in our charity shops. Drop off in-store, request a free collection or house clearance.
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Items we can collect. Donate your unwanted furniture using our free furniture collection service. From sofas to tables and small electrical items, we will collect and then sell your items in our charity shops as long as they are in a saleable condition.
