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Oxfam Manchester, located at 32 School Rd, Sale M33 7XF, UK, is dedicated to providing a unique shopping experience that combines quality products with a strong commitment to social impact. As a leading charity retailer, Oxfam offers a diverse range of second-hand items, including clothing, books, and home goods, all sourced to help fund vital humanitarian work. The welcoming atmosphere and knowledgeable staff ensure that every customer receives personalized assistance as they explore the store. By shopping at Oxfam, you’re not just getting great deals; you’re actively contributing to global efforts aimed at fighting poverty and injustice. For inquiries or to learn more, feel free to call us at 0161 962 7784 or visit our [website](https://www.oxfam.org.uk/shop/).

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Flower Bird

4 Google Rating

Really nice shop , Staff seem really nice and welcoming , Only thing is there lacking volunteers

4/ 5

Really nice shop , Staff seem really nice and welcoming , Only thing is there lacking volunteers

Peter Taylor

5 Google Rating

This Oxfam charity shop is located on School Road in the centre of Sale town. They sell a variety of

5/ 5

This Oxfam charity shop is located on School Road in the centre of Sale town. They sell a variety of donated clothes, accessories, books and homewares. They accept donations of undamaged items from the public to sell in their shop. Textiles which are unsold via the shop are sent to a plant to be recycled, so nothing is put to waste. Volunteers work in the shop, and welcome people to lend a hand to assist the running of this business.

Mahasena Wijayasiri

5 Google Rating

What a wonderful shop. A few weeks back I met the Manager, I think, who was reading the same book th

5/ 5

What a wonderful shop. A few weeks back I met the Manager, I think, who was reading the same book that I was. Today when I took a suitcase and two cardboard boxes of books I met a volunteer- a nurse, a Yorkie from Huddersfield. The Oxfam cause is great. The volunteers and those who work for convince you that it needs all and more of commitment from those who care.

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