Hope 365
Hope 365 currently operate two charity shops – one in Ballyclare and one in Antrim, Northern Ireland, in addition to a dedicated contactless donation drop off warehouse in Ballyclare. They are committed to a ‘Reuse Revolution’ and these activities directly support street children in Ethiopia, raising vital funds to provide shelter and safety. Hope 365 […]
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Fashion & Textile Design Hub
Hands That Talk
Set up in 2000, this charity strives for social inclusion for the Deaf Community. We consider the environment in all of our activities & projects. We have an on site charity shop where we sell quality goods that were destined for landfill. This generates funds to be used in the provision of services for our members. The charity […]
Society of St Vincent de Paul
The Society of St Vincent de Paul have a network of charity shops that provide people with new and lightly worn items at affordable prices. They also provide an income source for the Society, which is recycled directly back into the community. The charity shops are managed by a small number of professionals, assisted by […]
Creggan Country Park
Set up in 1997, this not for profit social enterprise puts the environment at the core of all activities & projects. Key focuses for the park are as follows: Environmental education programmes ‘Nature’s Classroom’ & ‘Forest Academy’ Nature Hub and Nature therapy activities Biodiversity and Green Infrastructure strategies led by Derry City and Strabane District […]
Banbridge Toy Library
Banbridge Toy library aims to providing families with a more affordable and eco-friendly way to play. We loan out a range of toys (currently for children 6months – 5 years) and are also developing a ‘Baby Bank’ of equipment for long term loan incluing prams, highchairs and bouncers.
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Tools for Solidarity
Tools for Solidarity is a non profit organisation in Northern Ireland that runs entirely by volunteers. The charity supports artisans in the poorest countries of the world by providing high quality refurbished hand tools, sewing machines and training through local refurbishment centres within the regions themselves. This act of solidarity enables local people to have technical skills and […]
Restore – East Belfast Mission
Restore, Refurb and Recycle are social enterprise projects of East Belfast Mission. They help to support our vital work in east Belfast including our Homelessness Services, our Employability services, our Turas Irish language Project, our free community counselling project, and our church and community groups. Restore is a chain of charity shops in Belfast, Antrim, […]