Fara Kids Charity Shop - Southfields
About the Business
Welcome to the Fara Kids Charity Shop, located in the heart of Southfields, London! Our establishment is not just any retail store – we are a point of interest in the community, working towards a greater cause. Fara Kids Charity Shop is dedicated to helping vulnerable children and families in Romania, by providing them with vital support and resources.
Our store offers a wide variety of high-quality, pre-loved items at affordable prices, ranging from children's clothing, books, toys, and accessories. All of our products are hand-picked and sorted by our team of volunteers, ensuring that they are clean, safe, and ready to be enjoyed by the next little owner. We aim to create an exciting shopping experience while providing an opportunity for parents and children to learn about the importance of reusing and recycling.
At Fara Kids Charity Shop, we believe that everyone deserves to have access to the basic necessities of life, such as food, shelter, and education. Our proceeds from sales are directly invested into our projects in Romania, which aim to provide a brighter future to those who need it the most. By choosing to shop at our store, you are making a genuine difference in the lives of many families and children who are facing hardship and adversity.
Our friendly and welcoming team of volunteers are always on hand to assist you with any queries or support that you may need. Whether you are looking for a special gift for a child, or simply browsing for a good bargain, we invite you to come and visit our store today! Fara Kids Charity Shop is located at 273 Wimbledon Park Rd, London SW19 6NW, United Kingdom. We look forward to seeing you soon!
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Location & Phone number
273 Wimbledon Park Rd, London SW19 6NW, United Kingdom
Hours open
Monday:
9:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Tuesday:
9:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Wednesday:
9:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Thursday:
9:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Friday:
9:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Saturday:
9:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Sunday:
9:30 AM - 5:30 PM
Reviews
"I have noticed that the staff ladies are racist. They are nice to white clients (that's where the good reviews come from), but when they see a muslim entering their shop, they start staring and talk really rudely and even ignore questions and serve white clients first. One day I was asking the young lady in the counter for an specific item that I am collecting (rooted-hair ken doll). She told me she didn't get something like that in ages, and warned me that even if it was in stock it would be too expensive for me. Why did she assume that I wouldn't buy the item if it was expensive? I told her I am a doll collector. Colletors dont mind the price of the item they want. She only assumed it because I am muslim and was being racist thinking I am poor. What a bad attitude to have in a charity shop, as you have to deal with both poor and rich people, not only rich people coming into your shop! It's not a Gucci store. Also, they stare rudely at my kids, even when they are just sitting in the pram not touching anything. If you don't like kids of other races apart from yours dont work in a kids charity shop, ladies."
"It has a great variety of second-hand toys; clean, in good condition and affordable prices."
"Always a good selection. Very helpful staff. Always manage to pick up something from there so not so good on my wallet! Keep up the good work!"
"Great charity shop that specialises in kids clothing and toys."
"Good prices and well educated staff. A good toys/books section and boys and girls clothes (most of them up to 6-7 yo). Better to pop in once in a while as they have quite a good and constant turnover."
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