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One of the few charities that does this

We collect items — not money

Bring what you've got to the Kindness Community Hub, put it in the right bucket, and we make sure it reaches the charity that needs it. Some collect from us, some we take things to.

  • No money needed
  • Just turn up
  • Seven local causes
Donated school uniform sorted into piles on a table outside the hub, beside the collection buckets and the posters listing what the charity is collecting.

Who they're for

Seven other local charities

The buckets are labelled at the hub, so if you're not sure, just bring it and we'll put it in the right one.

  • The homeless

    Clothing

  • The food bank

    Food

  • Men's Shed, Fleetwood

    All sorts — tools, materials, odds and ends

  • Blue Skies 3 wards

    Ask at the hub and we'll tell you what they need.

  • Poverty Truth

    Ask at the hub and we'll tell you what they need.

  • Homeless Hounds

    Ask at the hub and we'll tell you what they need.

  • Helping Hearts

    Ask at the hub and we'll tell you what they need.

Three steps

How it works

  1. Bring your items to the hub, any time we’re open.
  2. Put them in the labelled bucket, or hand them to whoever’s about.
  3. We sort them and either arrange collection or drop them off.

134a–138 Victoria Road West, Thornton-Cleveleys FY5 3LG. Monday to Saturday, 10am–4pm.

Why a charity collects for other charities

Everybody’s stretched, and one van does the job of seven. It seemed daft not to help each other.
The interior of the Kindness Counts UK community hub.

Other ways to help

Something else you could do