Charity Stores in the Byron Shire Council area
Many charities sell second-hand goods and clothing via shops. They're great places to pick up a bargain and help a great cause at the same time!
If they're in good condition, many charity stores will also accept unwanted household items such as clothing, furniture and books.
Before setting out to donate unwanted items to a charity shop, however, please call them first to ensure that they can accept your unwanted items.
Below is a list of second hand stores in your local area.
* St Vincent De Paul Store - Bangalow
Deacon Street
Bangalow NSW 2479
02 6687 1944
* Lifeline - Lismore
71 Magellan St
Lismore NSW 2480
02 6622 0089
* Lifeline - Lismore
18 Casino St
Lismore NSW 2480
02 6621 9185
* St Vincent De Paul Store - Lismore
84 Magellan Street
Lismore NSW 2480
02 6621 5959
* St Vincent De Paul Store - Nimbin
Cullen Street
Nimbin NSW 2480
02 6689 1623
* Salvation Army
18 Carrington St
Lismore NSW 2480
02 6622 0181
* Caroona Opporunity Shop
128 Keen St
Lismore NSW 2480
02 6622 4390
* Lifeline - Byron Bay
Marvel St
Byron Bay NSW 2481
02 6685 6324
* St Vincent De Paul Store - Byron Bay
2 Marvel Street
Byron Bay NSW 2481
02 6685 7052
* St Vincent De Paul Store - Mullumbimby
100 Dalley Street
Mullumbimby NSW 2482
02 6684 2639
* St Vincent De Paul Store - Brunswick Heads
29 Fingal Street
Brunswick Heads NSW 2483
02 6685 1443
Worn / Damaged / Unsaleable Clothing
There are number of companies who perform recycling of worn/ damaged/ un-saleable clothing. They are usually sourced from charities. Please contact your local charity to find out if they participate.
The types of items that are suitable for industrial rags should be:
- Clean - no dirt, oil, grease, paint, blood
- Absorbent materials only - no denim
- Suitable size: minimum cut size for rags is 400mm square... Children's clothing usually too small
- Preferable items include T Shirts, towels, flannelette, sheets - especially white materials.
If your items do not meet the abovementioned criteria, please do not put them in charity bins, as they will be landfilled by the charity and incur costs to the charity.
Some clothing (preferably natural fibres) can be used for weed matting. You could contact a community garden or Landcare / Bushcare to see if they would use it.
Search Yellow™ if you would like a more defined list of second hand stores near you.
About Charity Stores
The National Association of Charitable Recycling Organisations (NACRO) ensures that all the collected goods and proceeds are used exclusively for their welfare programs. If there are NACRO members in your area, these are listed above and marked with an asterisk.













