Why volunteering for Guild Care can make a difference to the Worthing community
Our charity shops sell a wide variety of items, including secondhand furniture, vintage clothes, bric-a-brac, books and children's toys. Every penny of the money made in these stores goes back into the vital care and support services that we provide to the local community.
Each year more than 3,000 local people and their families benefit from these services, which includes the running of three residential care homes – Caer Gwent, Linfield House and Haviland House. Guild Care services aim to reduce social isolation, loneliness and social stigma around learning disabilities, older people and dementia.
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Hide AdLast week, Worthing Borough Council gave us the green light to expand our furniture and warehouse charity superstore, The Greenhouse. This will help us to raise more funds to support even more people locally.
Its expansion will make it the largest charity shop in Sussex – and one of the largest in the UK. This will be filled with everything from furniture and clothes to electrical goods and household equipment for customers to browse. For those wanting to drop off their donations, there’s plenty of parking around the premises, which will make it easily accessible.
Now, more than ever, we need your help to keep Guild Care services thriving! If you’ve got a couple of hours to spare and are keen to meet new people, then we invite you to join our team of volunteers, either in one of our town centre stores or our new expanded superstore.
The roles in our stores are varied and include serving customers, sorting donations and merchandising the donations into interesting and attractive displays. If you’d rather get behind the wheel, we’re also on the lookout for volunteer minibus drivers. Our team is a friendly bunch and the hours you volunteer with us can be flexible based on your availability.
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