Your pre-loved things can help fund a vital call to Scope’s Helpline, offering help and support to a disabled person and their family when it’s needed most.
Everything you donate helps us campaign and provide advice and support for disabled people and their families.
To find out more about our goals to end disability inequality read An Equal Future is Possible.
Use our store locator to find your nearest Scope shop. We also offer free home collections for furniture and electricals within 30 miles of our Wakefield and Grimsby shops.
We accept men's, women's, and children's fashion, homeware, entertainment, books, and small electricals. Bring your pre-loved goods in bags or boxes.
If you are a UK taxpayer, fill out a retail Gift Aid declaration form. This gives us an extra 25p on every £1 we make from the sale of your donated goods at no cost to you.
Your donations fund our vital helpline. Just one bag of donations (worth around £15) funds a 15-minute call, connecting a disabled person with an adviser.
Men's, women's, and children's clothes, shoes, and accessories.
Vases, curtains, cushions, and other soft furnishings.
Consoles, musical instruments, CDs, DVDs, and vinyl.
All genres of fiction and non-fiction.
Kettles, lamps, and other small household items.
Sofas, tables, and chairs (Upholstered items need fire labels).
TVs, washing machines, and fridges.
Exercise bikes, treadmills, and gym gear.
Our Wakefield and Grimsby shops can collect from your home for free. Please note, collections need to be within 30 miles.
To book a collection you can contact the stores directly:
Wakefield - 01924 339644
Grimsby - 01472 346131
If you are a UK taxpayer, we can claim Gift Aid on your donations. This gives us an extra 25p on every £1 we make from the sale of your donated goods. And it doesn’t cost you a penny.
When you donate goods to our shops, we will ask if you would like to Gift Aid your donations. If you say yes, we will need you to fill out a retail Gift Aid declaration form.
Your support helps us provide essential information and advice to disabled people and their families. Last year alone, we supported over 30,500 people through our Helpline. But right now, 1 in every 4 calls goes unanswered.
It costs nearly £1 a minute to run our helpline. Every donation matters. Here’s how:
Every donation helps us reach more people who need support. Thank you for making a difference.
Helpline caller
I'd been so stressed for months because of my Personal Independence Payment (PIP) application. My Scope helpline adviser was extremely friendly, down to earth, so helpful, and broke his advice down into simpler chunks so I wasn't overwhelmed. He gave me good tips for completing my PIP form, and advised I could ring back at any time to go through my answers. He also sent me an email with helpful links to guides. I am very impressed and so wish I had heard of Scope before. It's a huge relief that I can access their help now.
The Scope helpline provides free independent and impartial advice on issues that matter to disabled people and their families.
