Willow Burn High Street Shops

Willow Burn High Street charity shops

There are many fantastic bargains to be had allowing you to save money for the things that are important to you.

Willow Burn shops are run almost entirely by volunteers who selflessly give up their time, skill and retail expertise to give something back to their favourite local cause.

Where are the Willow Burn charity shops located?

Willow Burn charity shop is located in Stanley:

94 Front Street
Stanley
County Durham
DH9 0HU

Tel. No. 01207 283848

Willow Burn Book Shop is located in Consett:

5a Trafalgar Street (next door to the library)
Consett
County Durham
DH8 5AP

Tel. No. 01207 583898

Where can I bag a bargain?

Shoppers have two options to find quality clothing that is sold for far less than its high street shop value. The Willow Burn shop in Stanley has a large range of donated clothing to suit every taste imaginable. Willow Burn's online eBay shop lists vintage, new and designer goods of higher value for sale but bidding starts at a far cheaper price than it would cost to buy them brand new.

How do I donate my unwanted goods to Willow Burn?

Unwanted goods can be dropped off at the shop in Stanley or brought to the Hospice by prior appointment, with furniture by arrangement.

I have so many books I don't know what to do with them all, can you help?

We take and sell books at our high street shop in Stanley. Special edition books may be sold on Willow Burn's eBay website. In the coming weeks we shall be opening our very own used Book store in Consett where you will be able to feast your eyes on a wide range of books to suit all reading styles, abilities and interests.

What if my donated goods are brand new and could fetch more money on an internet based auction site?

We would welcome your new goods which we can sell either through our eBay shop or our Stanley shop.

Are there any sorts of unwanted household goods that you are not able to take and sell?

There are a number of goods that for Trading Standards purposes Willow Burn is unable to sell which include:

• Baby car seats
• Bicycles
• TV's, Video Recorders, DVD players, Digi Boxes, PC's, Play Stations
• Large garden equipment
• Crash, riding and cycle helmets
• Knives
• Gas and electrical cookers
• White goods

What happens to the goods the charity shops cannot sell?

Where goods cannot be sold they are donated into recycling schemes. Willow Burn has a quarterly textile collection scheme where 'rags and shoes' are collected and recycled on our behalf. Damaged and broken goods that are unable to be repaired are usually disposed of.

Do any of the charity shops sell new goods?

The Stanley shop sells a small selection of seasonal and Willow Burn exclusive goods that are new stock. These items include:

• Special occasion and christmas cards
• Calendars
• Christmas decorations and gift wrap
• Pens
• Wool
• Keyrings
• Lapel badges
• Small novelty teddies

Why should I give my donated goods to Willow Burn charity shops?

Each year the Willow Burn charity shop raises thousands of pounds for the charity and every pound is invested back.

Decluttering? Think Willow Burn.
Want to help a local cause? Think Willow Burn.
Recycling? Think Willow Burn charity shops.