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Charities sales of clothing not are designed to help poor people afford clothes. They exist to raise money for the specific charitable causes they support. They set the price of the goods at market price (i.e. the most they can sell them for) so they can do the most good for the causes they support.


NewWave Wrote:

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> I'm sorry but I do find this shop horribly

> overpriced for mediocre clothing.

> I prefer to donate to Mind and St Christophers

> where at least the clothes are sold at prices that

> the poorer folk amongst us can afford.

LondonMix Wrote:

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> Charities sales of clothing are designed to help

> poor people afford clothes. They exist to raise

> money for the specific charitable causes they

> support. They set the price of the goods at

> market price (i.e. the most they can sell them

> for) so they can do the most good for the causes

> they support.



>

> NewWave Wrote:

> --------------------------------------------------

> -----

> > I'm sorry but I do find this shop horribly

> > overpriced for mediocre clothing.

> > I prefer to donate to Mind and St Christophers

> > where at least the clothes are sold at prices

> that

> > the poorer folk amongst us can afford.


I wonder if LondonMix has missed out a NOT by accident. I do not think charity shops are meant to provide cheap clothing for poor people but rather to raise money for their particular charity.

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