The Donation Centre and Clearance Shop - St Wilfrid's Hospice - Eastbourne

The Donation Centre and Clearance Shop - St Wilfrid's Hospice

The Donation Centre and Clearance Shop - St Wilfrid's Hospice is a charity shop located in Eastbourne, United Kingdom. This shop provides a valuable service to the community by accepting donations of various items and selling them at affordable prices to raise funds for the St Wilfrid's Hospice charity.

The shop is situated at Unit 5, The Donation Centre and Clearance Shop - St Wilfrid's Hospice, Technology Park, Moy Ave, Eastbourne BN22 8LD. It is easily accessible by car, with wheelchair accessible parking and on-site parking facilities available for customers. The shop also features a wheelchair accessible entrance, making it convenient for everyone to visit.

The Donation Centre and Clearance Shop stocks a wide range of items, including clothing, accessories, books, toys, and household goods. The shop is known for its friendly and helpful staff who are always ready to assist customers and provide information about the charity and its services.

Customers appreciate the easy parking available for dropping off donations and the wide selection of items available at affordable prices. The shop is a great way to support the St Wilfrid's Hospice charity, which provides care and support to people with life-limiting illnesses and their families.

Overall, The Donation Centre and Clearance Shop - St Wilfrid's Hospice is a valuable resource for the community, offering a convenient way to donate items and purchase affordable goods while supporting a worthy cause.

Specialties and Other Points of Interest

• Charity

• Wheelchair accessible entrance

• Wheelchair accessible parking lot

• On-site parking

Reviews and Opinions

This company has 96 reviews on Google My Business, with an average rating of 4/5. Customers appreciate the easy parking for dropping off donations and the wide selection of items available. The shop is also praised for its excellent and helpful staff, as well as its support of the St Wilfrid's Hospice charity. Overall, the reviews suggest that The Donation Centre and Clearance Shop - St Wilfrid's Hospice is a well-regarded charity shop that provides a valuable service to the community.

👍 Reviews of The Donation Centre and Clearance Shop - St Wilfrid's Hospice

Mieke V.

1/5

A lot smaller than before and not well organised. No more furniture only books, bric-a-brac and clothes.

David P.

5/5

Easy parking to drop stuff off is a real bonus here. Shame they don't have a bigger display area but have picked up a few books and bits and pieces. Lot of toys on show

Bob N. M.

5/5

Wonderful organisation! Excellent, helpful staff.
Easy parking to drop off donations!

Erika W.

5/5

Great place. We have donated relatives items, and our own, and our daughter who is on a very low income has bought several things there too. Lovely people and wide selection. A great way to support the charity.

Christine M.

5/5

Go here about once a month, really friendly staff always something of interest and good prices

Lesley D.

1/5

Took £150 of my money for a bed they didn't deliver and refuse to refund....aboid6

Roger M.

1/5

Absolute shambles I'm afraid and so frustrating - we have a house full of lovely furniture that we want to donate. I've tried emailing via the website and waited on hold at the end of a phone for over an hour before giving up despite the message telling me that I'm #1 in the queue! I appreciate its a charity and must rely on some volunteers but I'm also aware that they have employees. The CEO/commercial director needs to get a grip because people will lose faith in the commercial arm despite the undoubtedly great job that the hospice itself does

Adrian C.

1/5

So much in this charity shop (Well, warehouse to be honest), as a buyer I is a veritable treasure trove. However, at the moment you have to call ahead and get a timed slot if you want to donate, so don't go loading up the car and expect them to take it off your hands. Fortunately the local recycling centre is not far, but not exactly where I wished my items to end up.
+ Additional February 2024 + This warehouse is a shambles now. When I first wrote the above nearly 3 years ago, items were a reasonable (or very cheap price), for example all books 5 for £1. Now books are £1 each, even pamphlets that were originally free (which I would be happy to pay 20p for). CDs were 50p each, no longer in the warehouse, now most in the old Bonners store are priced £2 or more. Everything is now too expensive, so I will not be donating nor going to any of their shops again, I'll choose a charity that will sell my items for a reasonable price. Changed from 4-stars to 1-star.