What you need to know before taking stuff to charity shops
Jun 04, 2020•17 min
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Episode description
Charity shops in England can re-open on 15 June but will they be able to cope with the donations coming their way as we all declutter our homes in lockdown?
ITV News Presenter Mary Nightingale chats to Oxfam GB's Chief Executive Danny Sriskandarajah about the challenges shops are facing. He discusses the measures the charity is taking to keep staff safe and ensure customers won't bring coronavirus home on secondhand goods.
Oxfam estimate half a billion more people will be pushed into poverty because of the outbreak - will charity shops be able to help?
To find out more about the charities coronavirus emergency response appeal visit www.oxfam.org.uk
ITV News Presenter Mary Nightingale chats to Oxfam GB's Chief Executive Danny Sriskandarajah about the challenges shops are facing. He discusses the measures the charity is taking to keep staff safe and ensure customers won't bring coronavirus home on secondhand goods.
Oxfam estimate half a billion more people will be pushed into poverty because of the outbreak - will charity shops be able to help?
To find out more about the charities coronavirus emergency response appeal visit www.oxfam.org.uk
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