Age UK Opens Superstore
Have you ever considered how the way you shop affects your community and the environment?
Age UK has recently opened a brand new superstore and donation station on the Nuffi eld Trading Estate. Our aim is to REDUCE WASTE, REUSE AND RECYCLE.
hand. All proceeds raised go to Age UK to help people “Love Later Life.”
Sounds like a good idea? You can help and support us in a number of ways...
SHOP: we sell a wide range of clothing and accessories; books and media; homeware and furniture. Check out our Facebook page AGE UK NUFFIELD POOLE, which is updated daily with what’s new instore and ways in which you can help and get involved.
DONATE: At Age UK Nuffi eld you can donate the easy way, free parking right outside the door,
To achieve this we are reducing the waste that we produce within the shop and recycling wherever we can. We are reusing by selling preloved and/ or unwanted items and encouraging everyone to shop 2nd
friendly staff that will help you unload and carry your donations in. We also offer a free collection service. What can you donate? Clothes, shoes, bags, jewellery, books, CDs, DVDs, homeware and furniture. We just ask that all donations are in a saleable condition.
VOLUNTEER: we are looking for volunteers to join our team at Age UK Nuffi eld. Times and days are totally fl exible to suit you. There are many different volunteer roles within the store, from sales assistant, sorting and processing donations, building furniture, cleaning. Are you good on a computer? Could you help us manage our social media?
For more information or to get involved, why don’t you pop in and meet Caroline Baker, the Shop Manager, and her team.
Age UK, Unit 2 Nuffi eld Trade Centre, Poole BH17 0UF, 01202 649608.
New Age UK Superstore on Nuffield Trade Centre
OPENING TIMES: Monday to Saturday 9am – 5pm, Sunday 10am – 4pm
SHOP • DONATE • RECYCLE • VOLUNTEER Unit 2
Nuffield Trade Centre Poole BH17 0UF
Tel: 01202 649608 6 To advertise, please contact 01202 657317 or email
karen@broadstonelink.co.uk
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