Currently Needed Items
The items listed here are those currently needed by Don't Walk Past.
When you purchase a donation through this store, your exact purchased item is sent directly to DWP. They can then distribute or use the donated items as required, making a real, tangible difference to someone's life. It also means that Don't Walk Past don't have to spend money donations on items, and can instead use it for those things only money can buy.
There is no minimum order size, and all items include free delivery.
DWP don’t pay for our service, and we use just £0.50 of the item prices below to cover our transaction costs and price fluctuations from our suppliers. We don't profit from the sale of any items on the website, and instead rely on corporate sponsorship to keep us running.
Find out more about this here.
More About Don't Walk Past
Don't Walk Past is a non-profitable group. Their charitable deeds feed and water the homeless in Manchester City Centre Monday - Friday evenings. Not only do they feed and water the homeless, they also provide essentials items that are needed.
They do not involve any politics because they believe that it distracts from feeding the homeless
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Other ways you can help
Donating in kind is obviously just one way you can support Don't Walk Past. We recommend you check out the resources below to see how else you can help!
Welcome to the Don't Walk Past's item donation shop! Here you can browse and purchase the items that DWP need this month. We then make sure your donation is delivered directly to their door.
DWP is a Manchester-based homelessness outreach. The group is about feeding the homeless and clothing them throughout the year. They are not a registered charity, but are non funded and run solely on donations from group members.
WELCOME TO
DON'T WALK PAST'S
DONATION SHOP
This shop was created and is maintained by The Hope Revolution CIC for free, on behalf of Don't Walk Past.
If you have any questions, you can find out more about how we work here, or drop us a message.
