This is a guest post by Lee Fellows, Managing Director and Co-Founder of The Charity Shop Gift Card
How did The Charity Shop Gift Card come about?
Anyone that has attended a webinar will have heard our origin story, well stories to be more accurate, as the idea came to two different people independently. One was Lottie Bradley, Retail Design Manager for Save the Children who thought a gift card for exclusive use at charity shops would be a great concept and discussed this with her father, Richard, one of our founders and CEO of Acceptcards. Richard loved the idea and set about investigating if this was a viable business. Quite early on, Richard contacted myself, knowing I had a background in gift cards and could help develop the idea.
Our other founder is Sarah Cox, who was a keen charity shopper and had seen the battle facing some families struggling to make ends meet when she had worked as a teacher in a deprived area of Bristol.
Sarah experienced some of these challenges when her marriage broke down and she left the family home with four children and almost no possessions. Sarah recognised that not everyone in her situation had the support network to provide the essential items she needed when setting up a new home and set about developing a scheme that would allow people in her situation to access the essential items in charity shops without the charity missing out. Sarah worked on her idea and planned to work with councils and support agencies that provide direct financial support to those in need and quite early on contacted the CRA for help.
The two ideas were brought together following some matchmaking by the CRA and the rest, as they say, is history!
How Does it Work
Fundamentally this is like most other retail gift cards and once loaded, the cards can be spent in any participating CRA member. The gift cards are available as both physical cards (made from recyclable board rather than plastic) or e-vouchers and are processed via your EPOS system.
As cards are being sold in different channels, we take care of the treasury management and settle any gift card transactions every month. We provide seven days a week customer services to help both cardholders and the teams in the shops, so there is always support available.
Why Should a Charity Join the Scheme?
We are selling the gift card online via our and third-party websites, via the large racks in supermarkets and other major retailers (known as gift card malls), via gift card agencies that supply employee and consumer rewards and benefits and to the support sector (councils, support agencies and other entities that provide support to those in need). Virtually all these funds will represent incremental revenue to charities and so we really do think that this is a great scheme for any retail charity that is trying to grow or diversify its income.
We also think that as well as driving incremental revenue the scheme will introduce new customers to charity shopping which will hopefully create ongoing trade and the potential for increased donations.
Do you think there is a demand for a charity gift card?
Most definitely yes. The gift card agencies that we work with are telling us that there is a demand for sustainable gift cards as consumers are seeing through the greenwashing and want to shop more consciously. There’s also a market for consumers that are on a budget whether they are students or simply shopping secondhand to make their money go further.
We’re also creating demand with councils, support agencies and charities that provide financial support to those in need. Much of these funds are being loaded onto high street retailer gift cards and we’re offering an alternative which helps reduce the amount of items going to landfill, helps make funds go further and helps charities in the local area.
The reaction from councils has been overwhelmingly positive and we’re now progressing opportunities for the card to be used not just for crisis funding but for prison leavers, refugees, people setting up a new home due to domestic violence or young adults leaving care and living independently for the first time.
How are things going?
As with any new initiative there’s been highs and lows but we’re genuinely thrilled with the way that the scheme is developing. The card is now available in Sainsbury’s and WHSmith stores and later this month we’ll also see Asda and Boots distribute the card meaning that the gift card will soon be available at circa 2,000 locations across the UK. We’ve got our first councils and support agencies involved – something that we’ll be expanding over the coming months and our first national charity is live with more coming soon.
We’d love more charities to join the scheme and whilst we understand caution with introducing another new initiative into shops, the scheme only succeeds if the sector gets behind it and consumers can spend their gift card in their favourite charity shops. So I’d encourage any charity that has taken a ‘watching brief’ to join the scheme as soon as they can – we don’t charge anything to join the scheme and the EPOS vendors have made the feature easy to use and highly intuitive.
What are the ambitions for the scheme?
We genuinely believe that the scheme can do a power of good for the sector and we think that within 3-5 years the scheme will see £50m loaded onto the gift card.
As well as increasing charity revenues, we want the card to be viewed as the most sustainable gift available for consumers.
We took the decision to register the business as a social enterprise some time ago and once we’re profitable, we hope to help those in need by converting at least 65% of our profits into gift cards and donating them to foodbanks, refuges and other support agencies.
Learn more about The Charity Shop Gift Card at their website: The Charity Shop Gift Card
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The Charity Retail Learning provides online & face to face training developed by charity retailers, for charity retailers. We work in partnership with the Charity Retail Association to deliver Charity Retail Learning to their members and beyond.
The Charity Retail Coach offers a first class executive coaching service via our Associate, Dan O’Driscoll.
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Each week we share with you our pick of the best stories on charity retail, shopping secondhand and the circular economy from the UK, Ireland and around the world.
We’re also now going to add links to relevant Charity Retail Learning courses associated with each article to help you implement some of the ideas we’re sharing
Here’s our pick from the past 7 days
Silly Wednesday: The slow made to order fashion brand based in Bradford
Upcycling is on the up and this article shows one of the many ways people can reuse materials found in charity shops to create new and unique items. Projects like these provide an amazing opportunity to attract volunteers and make a profit off of old materials, as well as promote sustainable fashion
Recommended: Upcycling is the new black | The Charity Retail Consultancy
Charity to donate money from Lanarkshire shops to help disabled kids in Ukraine
Sense Scotland are leading a fantastic campaign in Lanarkshire to help Ukrainian children with learning difficulties during such a difficult time.
Charity to donate money from Lanarkshire shops to help disabled kids in Ukraine | Daily Record
Best charity shops in London for designer buys
A helpful article giving the rundown of some of the best charity shops for designer fashion in London. Letting you know where you can get the best finds and also help out for important causes.
This article includes stores from Mary’s Living & Giving Shops with Save the Children, TRAID, Royal Trinity Hospice, Octavia Foundation, and FARA
Best charity shops in London for designer buys | HELLO!
YMCA charity shop in Park Mall, Ashford, to sell all items for £1 amid cost of living crisis
A great initiative by the YMCA to help those struggling with the cost of living crisis and attract customers to their stores, creating a sustainable and affordable environment for all.
Recommended: Charity retail community engagement | Charity Retail Learning
‘Upmarket’ Cheshire charity shop reopens after two years offering designer label bargains
Another article involving designer fashion, this time from East Cheshire Hospice in Cheshire which has finally been able to reopen after a long 2 years due to the Covid pandemic. Excited to see life being breathed into the charity retail sector again.
What are your rights when you shop second-hand?
An important piece for all Charity Shoppers and Charity Retailers – detailing the rights consumers are entitled to and Retailers must provide. Including examples like our friends at Ebay and the British Heart Foundation.
What are your rights when you shop second-hand? | Good Housekeeping
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The Charity Retail Consultancy helps charity retailers and other non-profits (including museums and galleries) develop their retail operation, improve their product offer and people, and improve their profitability.
The Charity Retail Learning provides online & face to face training developed by charity retailers, for charity retailers. We work in partnership with the Charity Retail Association to deliver Charity Retail Learning to their members and beyond.
The Charity Retail Coach offers a first class executive coaching service via our Associate, Dan O’Driscoll.
To find out more or to speak to us about how we can help you, please get in touch:
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Each week we share with you our pick of the best stories on charity retail, shopping secondhand and the circular economy from the UK, Ireland and around the world.
We’re also now going to add links to relevant Charity Retail Learning courses associated with each article to help you implement some of the ideas we’re sharing
Here’s our pick from the past 7 days – with lots of news from the USA this week
News from the USA – how small price changes can make a big difference
We love reading Tim Gebauer’s blogs – he is Director of Retail at Habitat For Humanity DuPage County & Chicago South Suburbs and always offers up interesting perspectives. This blog talks about pricing in thrift – have a read and give him a follow.
Moving the Thrift Price Needle | LinkedIn
Recommended CRL course: Essential Stock Processes
Volunteering campaign from the CRA
More great work from our good friends at the Charity Retail Association – a public facing campaign to encourage people to volunteer in charity shops, just in time for the run up to Volunteers Week
Recommended CRL course: Gift Aid for shop volunteers
Local press supporting charity retailers
A nice piece here on the BHF shop in Picadilly Gardens, Manchester. We’re seeing lots of this type of article just now, so why not get in touch with your local paper and invite them to see what they can find in your shops? You could even buddy up with other charity shops on your street and promote your whole area.
Top thrifting tips
This article from the US has some great tips to share on secondhand shopping for homewares
9 Thrifting Tips to Follow for the Best Secondhand Finds | Better Homes & Gardens
Roman Bust found in charity shop returns to Europe!
Nice to see a happy ending for this chap… what treasures have you found in your stores?
Charity shop find turns out to be ancient Roman bust probably taken from wartime Germany | Sky News
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The Charity Retail Consultancy helps charity retailers and other non-profits (including museums and galleries) develop their retail operation, improve their product offer and people, and improve their profitability.
The Charity Retail Learning provides online & face to face training developed by charity retailers, for charity retailers. We work in partnership with the Charity Retail Association to deliver Charity Retail Learning to their members and beyond.
The Charity Retail Coach offers a first class executive coaching service via our Associate, Dan O’Driscoll.
To find out more or to speak to us about how we can help you, please get in touch:
hello@thecharityretailconsultancy.co.uk
Jayne – 07598 243210
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Each week we share with you our pick of the best stories on charity retail, shopping secondhand and the circular economy from the UK, Ireland and around the world.
We’re also now going to add links to relevant Charity Retail Learning courses associated with each article to help you implement some of the ideas we’re sharing
Here’s our pick from the past 7 days:
Charity Shop Gift Card
Robin Osterley, Chief Executive of the Charity Retail Association, tells us why the new Charity Shop Gift Card is such an exciting development for the sector – and why you should sign up
BHF’s Reuse Revolution launched
Lots of great celebrity support for this month’s campaign across BHF shops – both online and high street. These ideas could easily be replicated in smaller or local charities too
Join our Reuse Revolution; shop and donate preloved this May | BHF
Reuse fashion show for Isabel Hospice
Here’s a brilliant collaboration with fashion students to help showcase just what’s possible when you shop in charity shops. Perfect engagement and a wonderful way to bring younger people into the business.
Hertford Regional College Upcycle Fashion Show | Linkedin
For more pictures, click here
Recommended CRL Courses:
Charity retail community engagement – events, social media & telling your story
Green credentials for charity retailers
Stylist magazine partners with Oxfam to showcase charity shop homewares
Again, something that you could do locally – working with interior designers to show what fab things you have to sell, and how to make them look great in your home.
(And check out those Wedgewood plates in the article! Looks like it’s finally on trend again…. 🙂 )
How to find stylist second-hand buys at Oxfam homeware shops | Stylist
Charities collaborate to bring a pop up preloved shop to the public
South Bucks Hospice & the National Trust worked together with waste management company, FCC Environment to deliver a fab pop up event at Stowe Gardens in Aylesbury
Pop-up reuse event in Aylesbury Vale raises £2,500 for hospice | Bucks Herald
Recommended CRL Course:
Planning & Running a Charity Pop-up Shop | Charity Retail Learning
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The Charity Retail Consultancy helps charity retailers and other non-profits (including museums and galleries) develop their retail operation, improve their product offer and people, and improve their profitability.
The Charity Retail Learning provides online & face to face training developed by charity retailers, for charity retailers. We work in partnership with the Charity Retail Association to deliver Charity Retail Learning to their members and beyond.
The Charity Retail Coach offers a first class executive coaching service via our Associate, Dan O’Driscoll.
To find out more or to speak to us about how we can help you, please get in touch:
hello@thecharityretailconsultancy.co.uk
Jayne – 07598 243210
Vicki – 07985 574904
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Each week we share with you our pick of the best stories on charity retail, shopping secondhand and the circular economy from the UK, Ireland and around the world.
We’re also now going to add links to relevant Charity Retail Learning courses associated with each article to help you implement some of the ideas we’re sharing
Here’s our pick from the past 7 days:
Sustainable Fashion Week – how will you take part?
We couldn’t be more excited to hear that the CRA are sponsoring this year’s Sustainable Fashion Week. There are so many ways you can get involved and we can’t wait to see what you all do.
Charity Retail Association sponsors Sustainable Fashion Week 2022 | Charity Retail Association
Recommended CRL Course:
Green credentials for charity retailers
New ebay initiative with mainstream fashion retailers
Once again, we’re seeing mainstream fashion brands getting in on the sustainable message – this time with ebay.
Ebay launches Imperfects initiative to sell flawed fashion | Vogue Business
Recommended CRL Courses:
Green credentials for charity retailers
Sense partnership with The Original Factory Shop
The Original Factory Shop will be accepting donations for Sense shops in 20 of its stores across the UK. A really good example of making donating simple and convenient whilst raising awareness of the charity and its stores.
Recommended CRL Course:
Right stock, right shop – how to effectively stock your shops
Why not throw a “Preloved After Party”?
We love the idea of a preloved afterparty, as put on by the Vancouver secondhand store, Definitely something to try in charity shops here too – and a great way to attract customers who are working or unable to shop through the day.
You can have a private shopping party at this Vancouver secondhand store | Curated – Daily Hive
Recommended CRL Course:
Charity retail community engagement – events, social media & telling your story
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The Charity Retail Consultancy helps charity retailers and other non-profits (including museums and galleries) develop their retail operation, improve their product offer and people, and improve their profitability.
The Charity Retail Learning provides online & face to face training developed by charity retailers, for charity retailers. We work in partnership with the Charity Retail Association to deliver Charity Retail Learning to their members and beyond.
The Charity Retail Coach offers a first class executive coaching service via our Associate, Dan O’Driscoll.
To find out more or to speak to us about how we can help you, please get in touch:
hello@thecharityretailconsultancy.co.uk
Jayne – 07598 243210
Vicki – 07985 574904
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Each week we share with you our pick of the best stories on charity retail, shopping secondhand and the circular economy from the UK, Ireland and around the world.
We’re also now going to add links to relevant Charity Retail Learning courses associated with each article to help you implement some of the ideas we’re sharing
Here’s our pick from the past 7 days:
Landlords to be forced to let out empty retail units
A great opportunity for pop up and temporary shops for charity retailers and independents – and perhaps collaborations too for larger units.
Government to force landlords to let out shops vacant for 6 months | Retail Gazette
Planning & Running a Charity Pop-up Shop | Charity Retail Learning
Volunteering in a charity shop
A nice piece about volunteering at an Ashgate Hospice shop in Chesterfield. Great publicity to help gain new volunteers
I volunteered at a charity shop and it was a world away from most retail jobs | Derbyshire Live
Volunteer Recruitment | Charity Retail Learning
The £10 charity shop challenge
This is a great way to raise people’s awareness of the shops in your town – why not challenge your own supporters to share what they can buy from your shops for a set budget? Use a hashtag to bring together all the mentions on Insta or TIkTok and share the love!
This article includes Dove House Hospice, BHF & Age UK – and Heart of Kent Hospice are running their own campaign called New to You
I had £10 to find an outfit from a charity shop and was amazed by what I found | Hull Live
Social media for charity shops | Charity Retail Learning
New textile initiative announces BHF and Salvation Army as early sign ups
Other charities and interested parties are also being encouraged to sign up to Wrap’s initiative. The Textile Recycling Association has also joined up.
Charities encouraged to join Textiles 2030 environmental initiative | UK Fundraising
Green credentials for charity retailers | Charity Retail Learning
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The Charity Retail Consultancy helps charity retailers and other non-profits (including museums and galleries) develop their retail operation, improve their product offer and people, and improve their profitability.
The Charity Retail Academy provides online & face to face training developed by charity retailers, for charity retailers. We work in partnership with the Charity Retail Association to deliver Charity Retail Learning to their members and beyond.
The Charity Retail Coach offers a first class executive coaching service via our Associate, Dan O’Driscoll.
To find out more or to speak to us about how we can help you, please get in touch:
hello@thecharityretailconsultancy.co.uk
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Each week we share with you our pick of the best stories on charity retail, shopping secondhand and the circular economy from the UK, Ireland and around the world.
Here’s our pick from the past 7 days:
To haggle or not to haggle?
An interesting poll was run by financial guru Martin Lewis on Twitter this week, about whether it’s acceptable to haggle in charity shops. What’s your policy on this? Will you change your prices if asked, or do you stick to your guns?
Martin Lewis fans divided over whether it is acceptable to haggle in charity shops | Edinburgh Live
Second hand makes you stylish!
Research carried out in Australia suggests those who shop second hand are much more likely to be stylish: “….style-consciousness was a bigger predictor of second-hand shopping than being frugal or ecologically-conscious”
Do you shop for second-hand clothes? You’re likely to be more stylish | ABC News
The UK’s thriftiest towns
We’ve seen a few articles this week on the back of research conducted by for-sale.co.uk to find out which is the UK’s thriftiest town. Top of the list was Truro, followed by Lincoln – and Nottingham came in 5th. These two pieces feature St Barnabas Hospice, BHF, Cancer Research, Oxfam, Barnardos, Scope & British Red Cross.
We visit Lincoln charity shops with a fiver and found plenty of bargains | Lincolnshire Live
Bay Garnett runs pre loved designer sale to raise funds for Oxfam’s Ukraine appeal
Working with Oxfam for the past six years as its senior fashion advisor, Garnett has been set on channelling her carnal desire to hunt down the best vintage clothes for good. She has curated Selfridges pop-up shops, hosted second-hand sourced runway shows and this morning is in the midst of stringing together a one-day-only shopping extravaganza, set to take over Notting Hill’s historic St Peter’s church on 23 April.
The ultimate fashion charity shop sale is coming to Notting Hill | Evening Standard
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The Charity Retail Consultancy helps charity retailers and other non-profits (including museums and galleries) develop their retail operation, improve their product offer and people, and improve their profitability.
The Charity Retail Academy provides online & face to face training developed by charity retailers, for charity retailers. We work in partnership with the Charity Retail Association to deliver Charity Retail Learning to their members and beyond.
The Charity Retail Coach offers a first class executive coaching service via our Associate, Dan O’Driscoll.
To find out more or to speak to us about how we can help you, please get in touch:
hello@thecharityretailconsultancy.co.uk
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Each week we share with you our pick of the best stories on charity retail, shopping secondhand and the circular economy from the UK, Ireland and around the world.
Here’s our pick from the past 7 days:
New sector wide social media campaign from the CRA launched
We love this new campaign from the CRA, highlighting the many different benefits of charity shops. There are lots of images for you to share, so make sure you take part and tell the world just how fabulous charity retail is!
#morethanashop | Charity Retail Association
What and how much? Tips on listing donated product online
Here’s a really helpful blog from our friends at Shopiago about knowing what to list on your online platforms
Which items should your charity list and for what price? | Shopiago
How to manage an influx of donations
A good piece here from Third Sector on managing a large influx of stock – as we saw post lockdown and as some charities are experiencing around the Ukraine appeal
How to manage a sudden influx of stock | Third Sector
How to look amazing, Op-Shop style
We love watching Michelle Trebilco – otherwise known as Veteran Vamp – and all her incredible op shop (Australian term for charity shop) outfits. She really knows how to cut a dash and you can read more about her here.
All the footpath’s a catwalk for Tecoma’s op shop fashionista | The Age
Sustainability blog for you
We love Rae Ritchie’s blog and newsletter on all things sustainable. Some of you may know Rae as she delivers our Green Credentials course – and is also the Green Agony Aunt in Woman magazine, For a quick and interesting read about all things green – including charity shops from time to time – subscribe to her newsletter.
Turning the dial: moving towards a more ethical life | Rae Ritchie
M&S join the reuse movement
Another mainstream retailer encourages and facilitates its customers to pass on their products when they’re finished with them. Do you think this will be a threat to our sector’s stock supply?
M&S joins the Dotte resale collective | M&S
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The Charity Retail Consultancy helps charity retailers and other non-profits (including museums and galleries) develop their retail operation, improve their product offer and people, and improve their profitability.
The Charity Retail Academy provides online & face to face training developed by charity retailers, for charity retailers. We work in partnership with the Charity Retail Association to deliver Charity Retail Learning to their members and beyond.
The Charity Retail Coach offers a first class executive coaching service via our Associate, Dan O’Driscoll.
To find out more or to speak to us about how we can help you, please get in touch:
hello@thecharityretailconsultancy.co.uk
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Each week we share with you our pick of the best stories on charity retail, shopping secondhand and the circular economy from the UK, Ireland and around the world.
Here’s our pick from the past 7 days:
Charity Shop Gift Card picks up pace
We’re loving seeing so many charities sign up for the new charity shop gift card – including St Rocco’s Hospice mentioned here – and Marie Curie – the first national charity to join the scheme. If you haven’t already looked into signing up – you should!
St Rocco’s Hospice brings gift card scheme to Warrington | Warrington Guardian
Mainstream retailers promoting circular economy and reuse
Read about how Beyond Retro are partnering with Lucy & Yak to promote sustainability. We will undoubtedly see more of this type of commercial partnership appearing in future – charity retail needs to make sure it works hard to hold its place in this growing market.
Beyond Retro bolsters in-store exchange programme with Lucy & Yak partnership | The Industry
Quality donations are very much still to be found
Despite a general trend towards poorer quality donations, there are still some amazing goods being donated to charity shops around the country. This article showcases some fabulous goods donated to British Red Cross, Barnardo’s and CRUK in Knutsford.
Charity shops are officially cool!
We’ve always known this – and it’s great to see an increasing number of articles talking about how brilliant charity shops are – like this one from the Liverpool Echo. Why don’t you contact your local paper and ask them to run a piece on the fabulous bargains to be found in your shops? Or partner up with the other charity shops in your street or area to put something out together.
Cool looks as city basks in spring sunshine | Liverpool Echo
A blog to look out for
We really enjoy reading Dave Chunilal’s blogs which cover a range of topics, but often focus on digital transformation in the charity sector. You can follow him on LinkedIn to keep up to date with his thoughts. Here’s his latest blog:
What digital transformation looks like in the charity sector | LinkedIn
More About Us
The Charity Retail Consultancy helps charity retailers and other non-profits (including museums and galleries) develop their retail operation, improve their product offer and people, and improve their profitability.
The Charity Retail Academy provides online & face to face training developed by charity retailers, for charity retailers. We work in partnership with the Charity Retail Association to deliver Charity Retail Learning to their members and beyond.
The Charity Retail Coach offers a first class executive coaching service via our Associate, Dan O’Driscoll.
To find out more or to speak to us about how we can help you, please get in touch:
hello@thecharityretailconsultancy.co.uk
Jayne – 07598 243210
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The future of retail
Some great insights from Shopify on retail trends for this year and beyond. Thanks to Steven Sutterby for sharing this
The Future of Retail Report: Trends for 2022 | Shopify
What sells best on ebay?
A really useful report for all you ecommerce sellers out there
What sells best on eBay? And the Best Things to Sell for Profit 2022 | Wholesale Clearance
Havens Hospice opens Re:Loved store
A great event to launch Havens Hospices first premium style store
Havens Re:loved store launched in Leigh | Leigh Times
Bosies Charity Shop in Aberdeen
A great piece on the small but mighty Bosies charity retail operation in Aberdeen
Aberdeen charity shop Bosies perfect for furnishing your home on a budget | Press and Journal
Empty spaces in town and city centres – an opportunity?
Could charity retail take over some of these larger units – perhaps working together with others? We’d love to see charity department shops in every town.
New charity shop linked to campaigning
Good to see Sense using their new shop as a platform to talk about the charity’s latest campaign
MP welcomed at new Aber charity shop | Cambrian News
More About Us
The Charity Retail Consultancy helps charity retailers and other non-profits (including museums and galleries) develop their retail operation, improve their product offer and people, and improve their profitability.
The Charity Retail Academy provides online & face to face training developed by charity retailers, for charity retailers. We work in partnership with the Charity Retail Association to deliver Charity Retail Learning to their members and beyond.
The Charity Retail Coach offers a first class executive coaching service via our Associate, Dan O’Driscoll.
To find out more or to speak to us about how we can help you, please get in touch:
hello@thecharityretailconsultancy.co.uk
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