Swansea Contribution Corner Offers

Swansea Contribution Corner links individuals that have items to donate, with local groups/organisations that may need or benefit from these items.

Swansea Contribution Corner circulates resources, repurposing them, which reduces waste and provides not for profit organisations/groups with an additional resource to support their projects.

Please see the main Swansea Contribution Corner page here for details on the types of items which may be donated, other criteria and an overview of how Swansea Contribution Corner works.

Current Offers available at Swansea Contribution Corner

Items can only be applied for\received by a group\organisation and not by an individual for their sole benefit.

To apply for an offer email us at [email protected] quoting the offer number.

Changing Table

Offer #57

Children's changing table. Size - 90cm High x 110cm Long x 59cm Deep (some wear and tear / damage that would be covered by a changing mat.

Early years folding table and chair units (12 Seater)

Offer #56

Tabletop size 70cm x 158cm

Lockers 2x4 (No Keys)

Offer #55

Lockers connected in a block of 2x4, there are no keys but keys for these lockers can be replaced for a cost of around £6 per key.

Desk top magnifier

Offer #5

NB If requesting this item, it is your organisation/group's responsibility to PAT test.

To apply for an offer, email us at [email protected] quoting the offer number.

Disclaimer: Swansea Council for Voluntary Service cannot be held responsible for the accuracy of any descriptions of offers shared as part of Swansea Contribution Corner nor any consequences that may result from participation in the scheme.

Click here to read our Terms and Conditions for more information

Swansea Contribution Corner is part of Our Neighbourhood Approach.

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