Mobile Phones and used Printer Cartridges

Join our recycling appeal and help us to raise funds for our development work in Africa. It’s great for the environment and won’t cost you a penny! It’s a quick and easy way for you to support Oxfam Ireland and the environment at the same time!. More details are available on how you can go about organising a collection or donating your own phone/printer cartridges.

For more information, contact: Ania Rutkowska – ania.rutkowska@oxfamireland.org

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Oxfam Ireland and Marks & Spencers Clothes Exchange

Oxfam and Marks & Spencer have teamed up for an innovative project to help reduce waste and increase donations to Oxfam Ireland shops.

Bringing your unwanted M&S clothes to Oxfam will get you a voucher to spend in M&S!

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Oxfam ‘Bring’ Banks

Oxfam Ireland has two different types of ‘bring’ banks – the larger Clothing and Shoe Banks and the slightly smaller Book and Music Banks. These offer a convenient way for you to donate your clothes, shoes, books and music to Oxfam. Our bring banks are located across the island, see a full list of the locations.

If you are a land or site owner and would like to know more about the exciting benefits of hosting one of our free ‘bring’ banks, including the potential media coverage available, please contact Denis Duncan to find out more: denis.duncan@oxfamireland.org

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Should I bin those ‘charity’ bags?

You probably get bags through your letterbox on a regular basis asking you to donate clothes to a ‘charity’ appeal. Are these bags the real deal?

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Your Local Oxfam Shop

The Oxfam Shops throughout Ireland are always looking for unneeded items that we can sell. Donating them is easy. For smaller quantities simply pop them in a bag and next time you pass an Oxfam Ireland shop drop them through the door.

For donations of furniture please contact Oxfamhome.

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Larger quantities of unneeded stock

Oxfam Ireland works in partnership with local companies, councils, community groups and individuals in the race to reduce unwanted items going to landfill by supplying textile and clothing banks etc. We also accept larger quantities of unneeded stock, including clothes, books, CDs and toys.

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Unneeded Gifts and Prizes

If you have larger special items that you wish to donate such as holidays, flights or products we can use them as raffle prizes to generate more income. We would also maximise the opportunity to profile you or your organisation.

For more information, contact:

NI: Anna Morton – anna.morton@oxfamireland.org
ROI: Deirdre Miller – cora.moore@oxfamireland.org