Spare your unwanted goods to the Hospice Charity Shop

Your second-hand goods or unwanted items can generate much-needed funds to make free palliative care, for patients and their families

Volunteers Mubashira Desai and Verna Loubser alongside the Mother's Day display at the Hospice Charity Shop.

Unlike other stores, the Estcourt Hospice Charity Shop does not order stock to sell.

The Hospice Charity Shop relies on the community to donate their unwanted goods, which is then sold.

Thandi Mazibuko supported the Hospice Charity Shop recently when she purchased this warm knitted jersey.

The profit goes towards keeping the Estcourt Hospice Association up and running.

Your second-hand goods or unwanted items can generate much-needed funds to make free palliative care, for patients and their families who face challenges associated with life-threatening illness, possible.

If you have any kitchenware that you haven’t put to use in ages, or curtains and clothing that have been gathering dust, why not bag or box them and drop it off at the Estcourt Hospice Charity Shop in Victoria Street? Any and all donations in good condition are welcome.

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