Bromley: Help the NSPCC by donating old clothes
Friday, August 17, 2012
12:29 PM
For every bag of clothes donated via the NSPCC’s partner Clothes Aid, Bromley’s BHS store will give shoppers a £5 voucher. The children’s charity will receive £300 for every tonne of clothing.
Residents should fill a large bag with unwanted clothes, shoes, belts and bags, and call Clothes Aid’s helpline on 08450 722 780 to arrange a collection time.
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