Donate your pre-loved goods and save items from landfill
Our op shops support Sacred Heart Mission by selling your pre-loved donations and recycling second-hand goods.
Your generous donations help us to support people experiencing homelessness and disadvantage and we thank you for choosing to support Sacred Heart Mission.
How to donate goods
Simply drop off your pre-loved donations to one of our many op shops during business hours. That way, we can personally thank you for your generous donation and you can see exactly where your donations go.
Donations we can’t accept
We are unable to accept the following items for legal reasons, because there is no customer demand or, in some shops, for storage reasons:
- Dirty, stained, damaged or broken items
- Mattresses
- Baby cots, car seats, nursery furniture
- Analog TVs and TV units
- Large desks and office furniture
- Text books, encyclopedias
- Printers, scanners
- Excess kids toys
- Curtains, blinds, coat hangers
- Old computers and hard drives
- Gas cylinders
If you’re unsure, feel free to call any of our stores during business hours and enquire.
Donating or dumping?
Confused about whether to donate your old furniture piece to our op shops or dump it?
Then find out in this short guide what goods we can accept and those we can’t.
Free donation collection service
Looking for a free donation collection service? Our trucks can travel to your house or business in a timely manner, the perfect solution if you’d like to donate furniture or bulk items to our op shop.
To arrange a booking, contact us between Monday and Saturday, 9:30am – 4:30pm at (03) 8658 1698 or complete an online collection request form:
Mission Mates Loyalty Card
Sign up at any store to become a loyalty member and receive huge rewards at our op shops.
- Earn rewards points, 1 point = $1 and 200 points = $10 voucher
- Special discount of 10% off on your birthday
- Exclusive information about discount sale events
- Invitations to special events, pre-sales and grand openings
Common questions
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