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Lorraine Keane And Maia Dunphy Don Wedding Dresses Before Donating

Lorraine Keane And Maia Dunphy Don Wedding Dresses Before Donating
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Get ready to donate your old clothes, books and wedding dresses

Get ready to donate your old clothes, books and wedding dresses Updated / Friday, 14 May 2021 06:17 Save your pre-loved items from the landfill by donating them instead. On Monday 17 May, charity shops across Ireland will be open for business and their top priority is, of course, taking in your pre-loved donations. Many of us have spent the various lockdowns at home clearing out wardrobes, converting attics, and turning our homes into office spaces. At this stage, we can only imagine how many piles of clothes, books, jewellery, trinkets, and pieces of furniture are piled up in homes across the country. Although you may be done with your old jeans, bookends, and earrings, that s not to say they re ready for the landfill. Be sure to donate your items to your local charity shop, no matter how big or small, so that they can find a new home.

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Thriftify launches in the UK to help charity shops sell their donated goods online

Thriftify launches in the UK to help charity shops sell their donated goods online
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Charity shop marketplace Thriftify launches

Charity shop marketplace Thriftify launches Thriftify is an online marketplace that connects consumers with stock from charity shops across the UK. Already operational in Ireland, it launched in the UK this week. Consumers can browse stock from over 60 charity shops across the UK and Ireland. The direct-to-consumer website, based in Belfast, sells secondhand men s and womenswear, books, and household items such as CD s and DVD s. Thriftify doesn t hold stock, products are distributed by the charity shops it partners with. Shops upload products using the Thriftify app, and the company provides training and guidelines for its retail partners on imagery, merchandising, pricing and SEO.

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Without intervention, millions more will be pushed to brink of starvation

Without intervention, millions more will be pushed to brink of starvation The pandemic, coupled with the crises of conflict and climate change, could set back the fight against global poverty by a decade Wealthier countries must play their part in taking action against the climate threat by urgently cutting their emissions. File picture: David Ake/AP Fri, 30 Apr, 2021 - 06:30 Jim Clarken Two important events took place last week concerning some of the most urgent crises facing humanity. Hundreds of organisations across the world marked one year since the UN warned of a “famine of biblical proportions” due to deepening crises because of more frequent natural disasters, changing weather patterns, and conflict. Crises only made worse by the pandemic.

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