Paul Cunningham Nurses Charity Shop Quesada

Recently returned from UK and popped into the PC charity shop. Wow, so many beautiful clothes and at such cheap prices. The ladies were very friendly and helpful and I came away with 30 euros spent, and a selection of tops, dresses and even a jacket. Everything very clean and well presented. Thank you for such a nice experience. I will be returning next week when I'm next in Quesada. The Charity is also providing much needed care for free in the community. Thank you.

Where in Quesada is the shop please.

The shop is in the elevated row of shops beside the garage in Quesada. Next door to the hairdresser.

Where is the shop please? Pauline

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quote="bobbyboo"]Where is the shop please? Pauline[/quote]

Hi

As a volunteer at Paul Cunningham Charity shop, I’d like to say a big ‘ Thank you’ for the lovely comments. We have hard working volunteers who give their time freely to help this worthwhile cause.

We appreciate all the donations given by people in this area.

Merry Christmas to you all!

My wife and I give money to charity every year, we normally do it between 1st November and 15th December when we find a worthy cause.
This year we have given £4750, all but £250.00 away.
So now that we have read your information and website, next week we will give that £250.00 to your shop when we go in.

Our typical gifts are detailed below..
5k to The Quadrangle Stoke on Trent run by Mind for people suffering mental illness, to pay for Christmas party, enough left over to pay for a coach trip to the seaside. Fifty people benefitted
We did this two yeas running.
5k to pay for a funeral.
5k for a lad losing a leg to cancer towards buying a prosthetic leg.
5k to a former nurse 84 years old, her windows and doors were broken she was not safe, so we replaced them all, also her cooker was broken so we bought a new one. AO delivered and fitted it.
1k to buy a 10p poppy, we said we have poppies thanks, please try to sell it on.
3.75k to a child for private mental health services.
£250 left so off it goes to you guys next week. (Sorry it’s in Sterling you’ll have to exchange it)
In six years we will have given 30k. Our maximum is 5k a year..
Next year we will choose your charity along with some others we have earmarked.

We are leaving for England end of next week Schengen rules means we have to leave, I know it’s not a tremendous amount but we hope it helps..

That's a lovely thing to do but in my mind you'd keep it private not plaster it on a forum, just my opinion.

Chrisdee wrote:That's a lovely thing to do but in my mind you'd keep it private not plaster it on a forum, just my opinion.

It’s ok no one knows who I am…. Our real identities are a secret…. I could be anyone…. Whoo hooo isn’t that interesting, it’s like a mystery…. Tonight Matthew I’ll be errrr him or her or them. Actually I can’t sing..
this is Steve Spits fault, 8 year ago he was raising money for orphans, so we went to the orphanage address to buy 50 new mattresses, couldn’t find it and asked in a bar, the address was a apartment. So we started looking for other ways to help out.
We thought Cancer research, they have more chief expects on higher wages than I earned. Tried water aid, same thing chief exec hundreds of thousands a year!
Arghhh so many charities raising money to pay chief expects top dollar. Well no way so we look out for deserving causes.
This looks like a deserving charity.