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CREDIT: Sue Ryder Charity Shop in Clonmel
The Sue Ryder Charity Shop in Clonmel has issued an appeal to donors after a recent incident at the store.
In a post, the shop explained that donations left outside over the weekend had been torn open, dumped in the rain and dirt, and ultimately had to be recycled.
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“We’re open six days a week. Please donate within shop open times. It’s terrible on a Sunday for volunteers to have to come out to pick up wet, soiled clothes from in front of the shop — and it’s a loss for the charity,” the message read.
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The shop has urged people to drop off donations only during opening hours to ensure they can be used to support the charity’s work.
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