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**Oxfam London**
Located at 150 High St, Uxbridge UB8 1JY, Oxfam London is more than just a charity shop; it’s a vibrant hub for ethical shopping and community engagement. We pride ourselves on providing our customers with an exceptional experience, whether you’re browsing our carefully curated selection of second-hand goods, stylish clothing, or unique homeware. Each purchase you make not only adds value to your life but also supports Oxfam’s vital work in fighting poverty and inequality around the world.

Our friendly and knowledgeable team is always ready to assist you, ensuring that your visit is enjoyable and fulfilling. Whether you have questions about our products or want to learn more about our initiatives, we are here to help. At Oxfam, we believe in the power of community and sustainability, offering a welcoming atmosphere where you can shop with purpose.

Explore our wide range of quality items that are not only budget-friendly but also environmentally friendly, making every purchase a step towards positive change. Book an appointment or reach out to us at 01895 272468 for any inquiries. For more information about our mission and offerings, please visit our website at [Oxfam Shop](https://www.oxfam.org.uk/shop/). Join us in making a difference today!

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HeyBlank .

5 Google Rating

granny loves this place, i think she'd live there if she could lol

5/ 5

granny loves this place, i think she'd live there if she could lol

Margaret O'Brien

5 Google Rating

They always have friendly staff on the till & it makes you feel good that you are helping underdevel

5/ 5

They always have friendly staff on the till & it makes you feel good that you are helping underdeveloped nations get a better way of life for themselves. All branches of Oxfam are involved with the 'Tag Your Bag' scheme whereby you can gain Nectar points by donating saleable products IE clothing, books ornaments etc.

Serena Bester

4 Google Rating

Excellent place to volunteer

4/ 5

Excellent place to volunteer

Ana Ordóñez

5 Google Rating

5/ 5

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