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873 days ago

Paper bags and old wedding dresses

Janet from Remuera

Hi everyone. I work at Somervell Op Shop and we're collecting 2 things. Firstly paper bags with handles (for meals for the homeless), like you get from the supermarket, and also any wedding or bridesmaids dresses/veils you no longer want. The wedding items are for events we are organizing, watch this space! You can drop items off at Somervell Church (497 Remuera Road) office 9-2:30 weekdays, or at our op shop, Saturday mornings 9:30-12:30. Thank you in advance!

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