Our main shop and depot in Pinetown is fully operational and allows easy access for dropping and shopping.  We have also opened the doors again at the Sherwood shop, a popular spot to drop donations and to shop the best stuff received here.  It is a small shop, so donations of furniture make their way to Pinetown for better display and access.
 
All profits made by the shops  go to Highway Hospice, assisting us to provide quality care to the terminally ill.
 
The receiving depot which operates from the premises of the Pinetown shop enables us to sort and price the donations daily.  We have team of volunteers who help in serving behind the counter and keep rails and shelves tidy. The receiving depot is run by a depot manager and volunteers who sort bags of clothing, bric-a-brac, books etc.
 
We are always grateful for good quality donations of clothing, kitchenware, linen, bric-a-brac, crockery, books, records and furniture – should you be able to assist in any way, please:
 
Telephone our Receiving Depot on 031-7092647 to arrange collection of the goods from your home
 
Or
 
Email your address and telephone number to the Depot Manager at info@charityshops.co.za  and we will arrange collection.
 
Or
 
Drop off your donation at the Depot in Pinetown
 
Our shop and depot location  as follows:
 
  
Pinetown Shop:
Address: 5 Butts Road, Pinetown, 3610  (off Underwood Road, next to Hatton’s Kwikspar)
Tel: 031-7014726
Contact person:  Dianne Leslie
(Hours: Mon-Fri 09h00 – 15h45; Sat 08h30 – 11h45. Closed Sundays & Public Holidays)
  
Depot:
Address: 5 Butts Road, Pinetown, 3610  (off Underwood Road, next to Hatton’s Kwikspar)
Tel: 031-7092647
Contact person:  Robbie Slabbert
(Hours: As for Pinetown Shop above)
  
Sherwood Shop:
Address: 59 Locksley Drive, Sherwood, Durban
Tel: 031-2086110
Contact person:  Pam Hartzenberg
(Hours: Mon-Fri 08h30 – 15h30. Closed Saturdays, Sundays & Public Holidays))
 
  

Interested in becoming a Shop Volunteer?

Please make contact with any of the key people mentioned above, we would love your support!
 
Did you know:
  • Over 90 people volunteer in our shops every week
  • More volunteers, including younger people are always needed.
  • Your new ideas, energy and enthusiasm can raise money for a good cause – making a real difference.
  • What does volunteering in the shops involve and what will I get out of it?
  • Meeting lots of different people.
  • Making new friends
  • Having fun!
  • Being a valued member of a team.
  • Learning new skills
  • Development of talents that employers really value – such as communication skills, numeracy, teamwork and taking responsibility
  • You can make a difference and help the Highway Hospice, whilst having fun at the same time
Who Can Volunteer? 
  • Anyone who has some spare time and would like to use it to benefit Hospice can be a volunteer in our charity shops; volunteering really is open to everybody!
  • People from all backgrounds and walks of life can volunteer
What would I be expected to do? 
  • There’s a lot to do in our shops with something to suit most tastes.
  • If you have a passion for fashion then sorting clothes might be for you.
  • If retailing is your thing, then helping the customers, pricing stock, or working on the till could be right for you.Perhaps you have an eye for design – then arranging shop and window displays would be a great way to show off your skills.
Would I need any special skills? 
  • You do not need any special skills, as you will receive on-the-job training and support.
  • However, please tell the shop manager of any experience you do have as it can often be put to good use.
  • Any help with special interest items, such as antiques, books or music is always much appreciated.   A good eye can lead to a rare find!
How much time do I need to volunteer?
  • Volunteering need not interfere with your other commitments.
  • Our shops only ask for a regular commitment of one half-day session per week.
  • All of our shops are open on Saturdays.
What does our charity shop sell?
  • Our Charity shop mainly sells second-hand items donated by the public.
  • The shop is full of bargains and collectables. Whether it is retro fashion, CDs, books, furniture or bric-a-brac, you will have fun and save loads of money shopping in them. Our Charity shop is a great place to find an unusual outfit.
  • Volunteers can’t take themselves too seriously when faced with the I’m going to a fancy dress party, please help me look like Harry Potter/a gangster/ a fairy godmother’ scenario!
 Why not give it a go?
  • You can try out volunteering at our shop to see if you like it before making a commitment.
  • The easiest way to volunteer is to go directly to our Pinetown and ask about volunteering, or;
  • Contact Diane on 031-7092647 who will gladly be of assistance.
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