Charity shop Kleiderkammer Wollankstr. 19 Berlin: reviews and experience reports
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Ich habe hier schon mehrmals alte Klamotten von mir abgegeben. Die Kleiderkammer ist sehr gut geführt, aufgeräumt, sauber, und ich finde es gut dass die Sachen kostenlos abgegeben werden. (Anonymous, 2018-02-01 16:52)
Address, phone, contact person, website
| Category | Charity shop |
| Provider | Franziskanerkloster Berlin-Pankow |
| Address | Wollankstr. 19, 13187 Berlin |
| Contact person | Bruder Johannes |
| Phone | +49 30 488396-61 |
| Access websiteMaps & directions | |
Opening hours notes
| Tu | open today 08:30 - 11:45 o'clock |
| Tu | open today 13:00 - 14:00 o'clock |
| Fr | 08:30 - 11:45 o'clock |
| Fr | 13:00 - 14:00 o'clock |
Services (extract)
second hand clothing, second hand shoes, bed linen, outerwear, towels
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Please respect the opening hours, restrictions apply on particular days. Open today!
The services specified above (second hand clothing, second hand shoes, bed linen, outerwear, towels, u.a.) might be restricted or unavailable.
Please respect the opening hours, restrictions apply on particular days. Open today!
The services specified above (second hand clothing, second hand shoes, bed linen, outerwear, towels, u.a.) might be restricted or unavailable.
Charity shop information
Charity shops usually hand out used or donated goods such as outerwear, underwear, shoes and bed linen to people in need at low prices, in redemption of vouchers or free of charge. Employees of charity shops are commonly volunteers or permanently unemployed persons to support their re-integration into regular labor market.
Beneficiaries of donations are usually homeless or unemployed people and welfare recipients. But also pensioners, trainees and students who have to manage with little money.
Beneficiaries of donations are usually homeless or unemployed people and welfare recipients. But also pensioners, trainees and students who have to manage with little money.
Charity shop services
Typical fields of activity of charity shops include the acceptance and hand out of donations. Primarily, used clothing, shoes, bed linen, sleeping bags, towels and accessories such as belts, gloves, bags are being donated.
Charity shops are pleased to receive donations by private individuals. The donators should, however, make sure that the donated goods are still usable by other people. Enterprises are also welcome to give donations, for instance in case of over production, changing collections or misprint.
Charity shops are pleased to receive donations by private individuals. The donators should, however, make sure that the donated goods are still usable by other people. Enterprises are also welcome to give donations, for instance in case of over production, changing collections or misprint.