We would be delighted to receive your donations between 10:00 and 15:00 on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays when we are open. Please check with us in advance if you want to come in at any other time.
We are focusing on donations of men's clothing at this time. All sizes of casual clothing is welcomed, such as jeans, joggers, underwear, hoodies, jumpers, tshirts, and pyjamas.
We are also in need of the following:
Thank you for your support!
PLEASE NOTE WE CANNOT ACCEPT DONATIONS WHEN WE ARE CLOSED. PLEASE DO NOT THROW THEM OVER THE BACK GATE OR LEAVE THEM BLOCKING OUR DOORS AS THIS CAUSES A HAZARD.
This list is updated regularly - last updated 09/08/2023
We currently are unable to collect any donations. We are sorry for this but we simply do not have staff or volunteer capacity.
CHANGES TO OUR DONATIONS POLICY SINCE THE COVID 19 PANDEMIC
We had to change how we worked during the pandemic. Some of these changes have proved to be a blessing and we are therefore keeping some of them!
Our backdoor is located on William Booth Lane, B4 6HJ. The postcode takes you to our back yard which is the last one before the the new block of flats, with the green gates and the sign with our name on it. Please park in the yard and come to the back door to let our team know you are here. If there is no one to greet you please ring our main phone number 0121 233 3127 to let us know you are here. We would be grateful if you would then unload your items and leave them next to (but not blocking) the back door. Our team will happily assist you with this. If you are physically unable to unload the vehicle please inform us of this on the phone, open the relevant doors on the vehicle and we will empty it for you.
We do hope that this does not cause too much difficulty for you and have included some photos to assist in finding the backdoor.
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.