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14th April 9am>4pm Re Opening of the Salvation Army charity shop in Nunhead


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Please come and support the 14th April re opening of the only Charity Shop in Nunhead - Two week sale - Hundreds of good quality bargains from ?1 to a MAX ?3 - Maria Polis and the fab team of dedicated Salvation Army volunteers have spent months in preparation.

Also the Bench Coffee Space will be open for take away Wed > Fri from 9am > 4pm Sat 9am > 5pm.

Address: Nunhead Green SE15 3QQ

Charity Shop & non perishable food donations always welcome Mon - Fri 9am>4pm Sat 9am>5pm

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