Donating Goods

Where you can donate

We are currently closed and reopen on Monday 2nd September. We are unable to accept donations during the two weeks that we are closed except by appointment. Please phone or email to make an appointment (spaces are sadly limited). 

Donations can be brought to:

 

St. Chad's Sanctuary

72 – 74 Shadwell Street

Birmingham. B4 6HA

Between 9am - 4.30pm

 

Tel:+44 (0) 121 233 3127

 

Opening Times

Monday 09:00 - 4:30
Tuesday 09:00 - 4:30
Wednesday 09:00 - 4:30
Thursday 09:00 - 4:30
Friday 09:00 - 4:30
Saturday CLOSED
Sunday CLOSED

Welcome

Collections
 

If you are unable to donate items to us in person, we have a volunteer who may be able to help out by collecting your items.

We are only able to collect certain items. The volume of items should be both not exceed several bags of clothing or equivalent, and be enough to warrant a car journey.

With this in mind you can apply to have donations collected by completing this collection form and returning it to our resources coordinator at the following email address. They will reply to you letting you know if collection of your items is possible.
 
Please access the collection form using the links below and return it in one of the following ways:

 

1.) EMAIL to resources@stchadssanctuary.com 

with the subject line DONATION COLLECTION

or

2. POST to 72-74 Shadwell Street, Birmingham, B4 6HA 

 
Thank you for your desire to donate to St. Chad's Sanctuary.
 
 

DOWNLOAD COLLECTION FORMS HERE:  (DOC) or (PDF)

The Sanctuary also needs volunteers!

If you know anyone who would like to offer their services,
please show them our volunteering page! 

 

Urgent Needs for Asylum Seekers

 

~ Suitcases and rucksacks

~ Men's T-shirts, jumpers, jackets

~ Girl's clothes 6-9 years

~ Baby boys clothes 6-9 months

Please note we don't currently need duvets, baby clothes up to 24 months (apart from boys 6-9 months), pasta or baked beans!

(Updated) 19th August 2019

 

Urgent Needs for Asylum Seekers

 

 

We use all donated goods to benefit the asylum seekers and refugees we support. Occasionally, if we have items which are unsuitable for distribution at the Sanctuary, we either offer them to charities supporting other vulnerable groups, or sell them to raise valuable funds for our work.