CHRISTMAS is a joyful time for some; but for others it is a time of need and desperation.

When the sales hit on Boxing Day and all you’re thinking about is stocking up on a new wardrobe, think about giving your pre-loved items to those less fortunate.

Give your pre-loved clothing to respected charities in your local suburb including St Vincent de Paul Society and the Salvation Army.
These charities take in moderate quality shoes, clothing, homewares, jewellery, books, furniture, toys and much much more.

Tireless staff spend dozens of hours every morning sorting through voluntary given goods left by good Samaritans at the front door.

Less fortunate families rely on the good will of charities. These charities – which run low on stock this time of year - can only rely on your help this Christmas.

So do a great deed this Christmas and bring cheer and smiles to those who are less fortunate. It will also bring smiles to thousands of kids’ faces on Christmas morning.

And you will be helping out the environment through recycling.

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