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St Luke's Hospice (Harrow & Brent)

16 shops across Harrow and Brent Website ↗ Their donation guidance ↗ verified

As of , St Luke's Hospice (Harrow & Brent) publishes donation guidance covering 16 of the 110 items in this directory: 15 they can't accept and 1 they may accept in some cases.

Runs a Superstore & Donation Centre (free parking) at Unit 7, Waverley Industrial Park, Hailsham Drive, Harrow, HA1 4TR, open 9:15am-4:00pm Monday-Saturday, plus an 'Arrange a Collection' service for large furniture and electrical items.

Baby & children

4

Furniture

3
  • Can't accept

    Stated as a general refusal of blinds, not limited to corded blinds specifically.

    Their wording
    “Blinds”
  • Can't accept

    Required checkbox on the collection-request form; items failing this description are declined.

    Their wording
    “Items are in a saleable condition – no rips, tears, marks or stains, for wooden items no dents or visible marks, no excessive wear, pet damage, extreme fading or exposed foam.”
  • Can't accept

    Required 'I agree' checkbox on the online collection-request form confirming soft furnishings/upholstered items have fire safety labels attached before a collection can be booked; a separate field also asks whether a fire safety label is attached to soft furnished items.

    Their wording
    “Soft furnishings have fire labels attached. Unsure of what fire labels look like? You can check on the Fire Safe website.”

Electrical

6

Safety equipment

1

Mobility & medical

1

Sport & outdoor

1

Other things they mention

More rules from their donation guidance, in their own words — these don't have their own page on this site yet:

  • Can't accept Modems, routers, fax machines, Sky and Virgin TV boxes — “Modems, routers, fax machines, Sky and Virgin TV boxes”
  • Can't accept Lawn mowers and trimmers — “Lawn mowers and trimmers”
  • Can't accept Baby baths and potties — “Baby baths and potties”
  • Can't accept Upholstered foam-filled furniture — “Upholstered foam-filled furniture”