Kind Charity Shop in Bold Street is one of the largest charity shops I have been to. In here they…read moresell a charming collection of items that make the perfect little gift. Anything from mugs, 'The Beatles' picture frames and football memorabilia, they have here. The shop is quite spacious with several welcoming staff that greet you with a smile each time you enter. All prices in general are cheap with all funds going towards a good cause for helping local families and children. This shop offers more variety than most of the smaller charity shops as they fit in items such as ornaments, clothes and crockery. As well as that, they have the usual suspects like children's books and videos. The shop generates a good browse whenever passing by, because there is always something new in the window display. And sometimes, these items can be quite unique.

This will not be the typical charity shop that you will be expecting. There are no kooky vintage…read moreclothes to be had, no vinyl records to be salvaged from obscurity and no...oh wait hang on, yup it actually does have the same charity shop smell. I'm not sure where that comes from...maybe it's the staff. Anyway the Kind Charity Shop seems to sell things that are gained in bulk - God knows where from mind you - such as crockery, furniture, pictures and well to be honest just about anything you would probably never think of buying but see here at such a ridiculous price and end up trying to find somewhere for it in your house.

Fantastic shop with welcoming staff. High end lables, 150…read morenew clothing item per day on the shop floor. Mens department , Accessories , Kids department , Electrical items , Bric a brac Seasonal changes keeping up with trends, New goods range, Items for the home , Media and Fitting room

Hey guys you should totally come and scope this place out - they, like, sell stuff other people…read moredon't want and it's, like, totally cheaper than buying the junk new. And, like, the money - get this - goes to help people with disabilities so, like, it's all in a good cause. Come on guys - this place is rad. So stoked I, like, scoped it out. Seriously guys - there's like board games here, board games are awesome - remember that one board game. No dude, you will remember it. It was, like, about life and junk. I think it was called, like, the Game of Life. Well, guess what - they totally had that here and it was all, like, under £4 an junk. And books - they got some classics here, man. No, not like The Little Engine Who Could, like actual classics - Tess of the D'Urbervilles, Return of the Native, Far from the Madding Crowd. Hardy was a stone cold prince, dude. They even got wedding dresses here, man. No joke. Serious; scope this. You could, like, plan a whole wedding from all the gnarly stuff in this store. Is your mom still single? Jeez dude, lighten up - it was, like, totally a joke. But seriously dude - is she?

I could rate the BHF staff and customer service in Chester minus ten if there is any option like…read morethat. very rude with evidences of subtle racism. not ready to listen to explanation and was baffled to hear the manager and other staff members maintained a stand that the delivery team could go out to deliver items without agreement with the buyer and with an intent that I should go to the bathroom with my phone and answer phone calls in the bathroom. I've never heard that said by anyone before. poor services with overpriced items

The British Heart Foundation is a small charity store selling clothes, books, music and DVD's not…read moreto mention smaller items making it ideal for gifts. All products are pre-owned in good condition and all donations proceed to good causes. The people that work there are all friendly volunteers and always give you a smile when you enter the shop. This shop would appeal to anybody wishing to bag a bargain as every item is generally as cheap as you can get. Considering the genre and style of items they sell, it would appeal more to the middle aged and elderly but if you're lucky and just passing by, there's always the chance that'll you'll find something that exactly suits you!

This Oxfam is one of the best secondhand bookshops in the city. Occupying a large corner shop on…read moreBold Street, it has about a dozen bookcases stuffed with everything from fiction, film, music and biographies to local history and geography books. Admittedly, prices aren't as cheap as they used to be - you're talking about £2.99 for a recent novel or anthology - but given that new paperbacks are usually £7.99 - £9.99 now this doesn't seem unreasonable. When I popped in recently, I managed to find almost new copies of Zoe Heller's Believers, Marilynne Robinson's Home and Chris Cleave's The Other Hand. Budding photographers and film directors should also note that they stock a great selection of vintage cameras, super-8 cameras and select albums and 12"s on vinyl. The staff are friendly too and they usually have great psychedelic pop or 60s rock on the stereo.

Oxfam is one of my favourite charity shops. It is also the most well known with all proceeds going…read moreto serious and useful causes. The branch in Bold Street is one of the largest selling a variety of random goods; these are all in good condition and no one should be put off by the fact that every item is second hand. The attractiveness I like about second hand shops is just being able to browse freely amongst previously owned items, once in a while coming across an object that catches my eye. At the end of the day, it's all by accident if I buy a product here. Not many people shop at Oxfam with a target. It all begins with a small browse! Moreover, you will be guaranteed a bargain for your efforts.

What?! I can't believe the other reviewers could give this place such low ratings! Surely if…read morethere is anything that we need right now in this era of chaos, uncertainty, intolerance and violence is a place that we can buy items that reflect our God given right to be intolerant and violent towards those who are clearly not backing the winning team?! How else can I rub the teachings of Jesus' and the sanctity of Christian values in the faces of my Jewish and Muslim friends if I have nowhere to buy a John The Baptist toy, I mean statue. Besides, don't these reviewers know anyone could be watching? Like the big man upstairs!

This is like an oasis in the middle of Liverpool. Whenever I can I call into this shop to buy…read moreitems such as cards, medals etc but also to speak to Peter and the other helpers who give of their own time to help others in need of prayers. God bless them all. Maureen Reynolds

Remar UK is a charity that I know little about and have never really heard of before so when I…read morestumbled across one of their stores I thought it might be a good idea to give them a bit of a mention and hopefully draw some attention. Their store in Aigburth is fairly standard as far as charity shops go but can throw up some real surprises with some furniture on sale being brand new and of a high quality. The staff here work hard for the cause and their enthusiasm and friendliness is infectious and I could not have been more impressed with their attitude. On the whole the point here is not about how good the business is although it is a well run one, the point is that these people are working for a good cause and the people of Liverpool should support it.

Remar is a large charity shop on Aigburth Road, close to Lark Lane. It specialises in furniture and…read morehas a large range of items. They sell bedroom furniture, dining tables, chairs, sofa's, beds, shelving, occasional tables and garden furniture. They have a massive range of styles from your basic MFI type furniture to the more expensive and classy solid wood items. The staff are very friendly and helpful. They greet you as you walk in and are happy to help and direct you to the sort of item you want. They don't pressure you but give good advice and information about the furniture they sell. If you do not need help they are happy to leave you to browse at your leisure. There is a small area of the shop which is like your usual charity shop with books, records, ornaments, glassware toys and shoes. It's a bit untidy and looks like a jumble sale in this area, but it's worth a rummage.

When I popped into this little charity shop, the first thing that caught my eye was their book…read moreshelf. It wasn't their books though, I actually couldn't believe my eyes when I saw them selling a Tomb Raider game just above their books which I once owned. Well not actually mine but I have an identical at home dating back to 1998 (if I can recall). It was my favourite PC game back then and it brought back many memories. I must have bought it for about £30 but now you can buy this for £1.99 at Red Cross (second hand); out of fashion obviously but I'd treat it as an antique if anyone would buy it! It just shows that you never know what to expect at charity shops so it always makes an interesting browse in addition to the clothes they have. And don't forget other items such as little glass ornaments and china; they have a cute collection here too.

This charity shop is fairly ok. There prices are cheap and cheerfull, but yet lacks a decent…read morevariety of clothing. The staff are nice and is located right by a bus stop in Town, so with the high traffic of people around here, I think that they should find better stock to attract more students for example!

This is the second Oxfam on Allerton Road. It provides a wide assortment of used furniture at…read morereally great prices. There are actually three floors of furniture and you will everything you can imagine here in all styles--beds, bookcases, night stands, CD storage, display cabinets for collectables, you-name-it. Some of the pieces here are very nice and you will certainly be getting a great deal as compared to what you would pay in a department store or a catalogue.

This oxfam store is of high quality, meaning that the clothing is of high quality, prices are…read morelittle more expensive than most but you are getting what you pay for, and lets not forget that proceeds are going to charity!!! I find myself in here alot and I always come out with something. Highly recommended for modern garments, not so much for true vintage!