We are calling on people to start 2024 by decluttering and generously donating unwanted Christmas presents.

Decluttering will make your home feel much calmer after Christmas. Whether it’s a jumper that doesn’t fit, a game you don’t play, or a book you already own, we welcome donations that can be resold to fund lifesaving efforts. the study.

Instead of letting unwanted items gather dust, simply download a freepost label and drop them in the post. Or take it to your local BHF shop.

We reduce over 56,000 tonnes of waste each year and are happy to take back high quality items such as clothing, jewellery, books, games and more.

Don’t let your gift get dusty

Dr Helen Nuttall, PhD in Neuroscience, charity shop influencer and our retail ambassador, said: “This New Year, I’m going to declutter and donate everything I don’t need to the BHF. Giving to charity and feeling refreshed increases the dopamine in my brain and helps me escape the January blues. Masu.

“As prices continue to rise, it’s important to keep stock on charity shop shelves for those in need. So if you have some Christmas presents lying around that you won’t be using, consider donating them to your local BHF. please.”

Fund lifesaving research

Alison Swain-Hughes, our retail director, said: “At BHF, we rely on generous donations from the public to continue funding life-saving research. If you have a gift or two lying around unused, why not put it to use? Why not start the new year with a gift? return?

“If you have items you would like to donate, please drop them off at one of our 680 BHF shops or post them free of charge. Every item sold will help bring families together for the upcoming Christmas.”

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