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- Published: 10th March 2025
Hints & Tips: What to Donate by Post Through PostBack
Wondering what to send? Here are some ideal items to donate via PostBack:
What to Send:
- Clothing – Good condition, clean, and wearable items, including vintage and high-street brands.
- Accessories – Handbags, belts, scarves, hats, and jewellery in good condition.
- Books – Fiction, non-fiction, and children’s books that are in great shape.
- Shoes – Gently worn and clean pairs, including trainers, boots, and dress shoes.
What Not to Send:
- Damaged or Stained Clothing – Please avoid donating items that are ripped, stained, or unwearable.
- Furniture & Large Items – These cannot be posted but can be donated in-store.
- Duvets, Pillows, or Mattresses – Unfortunately, we cannot accept these for hygiene reasons.
Join us in making a difference—one package at a time. Get started with PostBack today and turn your donations into lasting change!
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