As an idependant RSPCA Branch, we are responsible to raising our own funds and we couldn't do that without you!

Our charity shops are our biggest source of income and we are always in need of stock. An unwanted item of clothing, an uncomfortable pair of shoes, books you've finished with or your old curtains may seem like rubbish to some people, but for us its money that can be used to help rehome a neglected animal. 

You can donate stock by bringing your unwanted items directly into either of our two shops;

BEDFORD - 9 Thurlow Street, MK40 1LR

KEMPSTON - 191 Bedford Road, MK42 8DD

 WE TAKE

• Clothing
• Shoes
• Handbags
• Hats, scarfs & gloves
• Jewellery
• Books
• DVDs
• CDs
• Games
• Puzzles
• Toys
• Bric-a-brac (kitchenware, ornaments, photo frames, mirrors, vases etc)
• Electricals (these are PAT tested on site before being sold)
• Christmas decorations

If you are bringing a particularly large quantity, please phone the shop before hand so we know you are coming; Bedford - 01234 930304; Kempston 01234 841735. If you are a UK Tax payer, you can also Gift Aid the donations which increases the amount we receive. Ask a member of staff when donating.

We also take rags and broken items, we recycle them and receive a small fee! 

Another way you can help out of by donating animals goods, this can be items such as food, treats, bedding or toys. Contact us of you'd like to donate anything for the animals in our care.

If you would like to make a donation, but have no unwanted goods, you can also donate funds directly to our Branch. 

• You can make a BACS payment via details below;

RSPCA Bedfordshire North Branch SORT CODE: 20-05-73 ACC: 93946401

• A cheque can be posted to our office: 9 Thurlow Street, Bedford, MK40 1LR
• If you are visiting the shop, you can make a donation directly through our till

No donation is too small, and we are grateful for anything we receive as it all goes towards helping our local animals in need. If you would like to donate via BACS, please notify us by emailing info@rspca-bedfordshirenorth.org.uk