Furniture re-use

If your furniture is no longer of saleable quality, you can take it to our Landmann Way Reuse and Recycling Centre.

If you have unwanted furniture that can be re-used, there are charitable organisations in the local area you can donate it to.

Charity shops

There are lots of charity shops in Lewisham that accept good quality items. To find out where your nearest charity shops are and what they accept, visit the Association of Charity Shops website.
Web: www.charityshops.org.uk

Respond

Respond is a not-for-profit company who supply low cost furniture for older people, disabled people, people from ethnic minorities, one-parent families and people on low incomes.

59 Kellner Road, Thamesmead, London SE28 0AX
020 8316 1099 | www.respondbank.co.uk

Lee Oasis

Lee Oasis is a voluntary group helping homeless and low-income families around Lewisham borough. They run a van for free deliveries and collections of old furniture, including white goods and baby equipment. Volunteers are always welcome.

020 8857 0043 | furniture@leeoasis.org.uk | www.leeoasis.org.uk

Emmaus

Emmaus Communities have shops across the country, including one in Plumstead. They can collect your unwanted furniture and electric appliances and resell them.

Emmaus is staffed by homeless people, who get a home, work and the chance to rebuild their self-respect in a supportive, community environment.

226 Elmley Street, Plumstead, London SE18 7NN
020 8854 3426 | www.emmaus.org.uk

Deptford Action Group for the Elderly (DAGE)

DAGE helps pensioners combat social isolation, get help and advice and provides a meeting place for social activities. The DAGE charity shops sell furniture, clothing, records, and other items. They arrange collection of large items that are of saleable quality.

71 Deptford High Street, London SE8 4AA
110 Woodpecker Road, New Cross London SE14 6EU
020 8691 8823 | www.dage.org.uk