Refurbished charity shop opens on West Midlands high street
The shop offers a varied selection of donated items, including clothing and accessories.
KEMP Hospice has opened the doors of a newly refurbished charity shop filled with pre-loved items.
KEMP Hospice offers free-of-charge care and support to local people living with life-limiting conditions and their families across Wyre Forest.
The shop is on Stourport High Street and is helping to raise vital funds for the hospice charity.
The new shop which was officially opened by Mayor of Stourport Tim Berry on November 5 marks the relocation of the former shop on Tan Lane.
Gary Barnes, head of retail at KEMP Hospice, said: “We’re delighted to open our new-look shop on Stourport High Street and welcome the community into our new space.
“Moving the shop gives us an exciting opportunity to reach more shoppers and supporters, and we’re looking forward to seeing the shop become part of the local High Street.”
The shop offers a varied selection of donated items, including clothing, accessories and a selection of pieces from the shop’s Boutique range.
The hospice is calling for volunteers with Mr Barnes adding: “Volunteering is a great way to meet people, learn new skills and make a valuable contribution to a local charity.
“Whether helping customers, sorting donations or keeping the shop looking its best, volunteers play a vital role in helping KEMP Hospice raise funds for our services.”
To support KEMP Hospice and volunteer, details can be sent via this form.
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