USPCA opens the doors to its first ever charity store

Chair of the USPCA, Helen Wilson, was delighted to cut the ribbon and open the first USPCA Charity Store on Friday, May 10.
USPCA staff pictured at the opening of the Newry Street, Banbridge charity shop. Included are  Sinead Griksas,  Veterinary Nurse, Sarah Loughran, Marketing Officer, Colleen Tinnelly, Development Manager, Kym Moffett, Nursing Axillary, Simon Gibson Van Driver,  Rachel McGreevy, Store Manager and Tony Fearon, Accounts AdministratorUSPCA staff pictured at the opening of the Newry Street, Banbridge charity shop. Included are  Sinead Griksas,  Veterinary Nurse, Sarah Loughran, Marketing Officer, Colleen Tinnelly, Development Manager, Kym Moffett, Nursing Axillary, Simon Gibson Van Driver,  Rachel McGreevy, Store Manager and Tony Fearon, Accounts Administrator
USPCA staff pictured at the opening of the Newry Street, Banbridge charity shop. Included are Sinead Griksas, Veterinary Nurse, Sarah Loughran, Marketing Officer, Colleen Tinnelly, Development Manager, Kym Moffett, Nursing Axillary, Simon Gibson Van Driver, Rachel McGreevy, Store Manager and Tony Fearon, Accounts Administrator

The Charity Store on Newry Street, Banbridge, will sell high quality pre-loved women and men’s wear, accessories, shoes and handbags as well as children’s wear, toys, books, linens, furniture and household items. The new store will happily accept donations of the above items to sell.

Helen said: “We are excited to be opening our first charity store, this is vital in raising much needed funds to continue our vital working preventing cruelty to animals, relieving suffering and advancing animal welfare in Northern Ireland. We would really appreciate support, by either, donating a little of your spare time volunteering or giving us your pre-loved goods. We would love to hear from anyone who is interested in volunteering or donating.”