The Salvation Army clothing collection have partnered with South Lakeland District Council in the Staveley Spring Clean, a bid to encourage residents to donate their unwanted items.
On Christmas day 2017, the Salvation Army charity shop in Hailsham opened its doors to welcome those experiencing homelessness and loneliness, handing out warm drinks and food, and offering a listening ear.
It seems to be the same each year. If December is the month for indulging, January is definitely the month for cutting back. Chocolate, turkey, spending money, going to parties. A lot of things seem to reach a peak in December, and in January we feel we have to detox and cleanse.
But January doesn’t just have to be about cutting back. Introducing Generous January...
A lady from Widnes has been reunited with her wedding dress in a charity shop following the closing of the dry cleaners it was left at.
Yes, it’s only 23rd October. Yes, there are still two months until Christmas. But it’s never too early to prepare, right?!
This week, SATCoL has been awarded with CHAS (Contractors Health and Safety Assessment Scheme) accreditation, which will allow them to extend their portfolio of corporate and local authority partners.
The Salvation Army tea bags are still available from your local Co-op store! But these are more than just tea bags...
Salvation Army clothing banks have helped the Lincolnshire Co-operative raise over than £126,600 which is being shared among 21 green spaces, from local groups to school projects and garden hubs.
The Salvation Army charity shop in Loughborough received a donation this week of a book dating back to 1672, which has been sold for £200 to a specialist book dealer.
Sixteen budding young salespeople from leading car dealership Peter Vardy Ltd will volunteer in a Salvation Army charity shop in Glasgow for two days as they take part in a new apprentice style challenge.
From 1st September – 30th November, Do Nation is running ‘Clothes Call’, a campaign to encourage people to pledge to declutter their wardrobe.
Your bedroom is a space for mostly sleeping. It’s where you store a lot of your belongings. It’s practical and serves a specific purpose. But we spend a lot of time in our bedrooms, and it’s usually the only room in the house that’s really ours. This means you can decorate it however you want, and use it to reflect your personality and character. It’s for you to enjoy! Expressing yourself through beds and wardrobes isn’t the easiest thing...the key to adding that wow factor is all in the accessories. Here are our top tips for making your bedroom more than just that