Otago Community Hospice Shop Dunedin

Jocelyn Alexander★★★★★March 2026Report

Two separate shops under the same umbrella. Basement shop very cheap, top shop has some nice stuff. Two separate entrances on different streets

Amber Pharrell★★★★★January 2026Report

This is my favourite place to get cheap clothes. 2 dollars for a bag of occasionally vintage clothing. I don't always find good stuff there, but I have found a lot of gems including good quality stuff from glassons. They also have a good range of books, toys, handbags, sheets, togs and even underwear. For the cheap stuff, go to the basement. The more clothes you get, the cheaper the total. Half of my wardrobe is from here. While occasionally the stuff is kind of crappy and stained, most of the stuff is very much usable. I haven't quite found anything of late that I am totally in love with, but that's not the stores fault.

Ramez Hussein★★★★★October 2025Report

Amazing with super friendly staff who are always willing to help, products are varied with affordable prices. will always visit every weekend. Thanks alot!!

Polarbeard★★★★★September 2025Report

Really good selection of different sundries, knick-knacks, and apparel. Friendly staff. Some items could be viewed as a little expensive as they are preloved, but other items are good value, apmd it all is going towards a good cause.

Elliot J★★★★★July 2025Report

What's happened to this shop? A year ago it was so much better and not overpriced. Some items you're basically paying retail for example a LEGO set that was old and missing pieces $100, a tin of wafers without the wafers just the tin $5 - you can buy the wafers in the tin cheaper than what they had it priced as. Most people are just there to find a bargain/that special little item and not wanting to pay full retail. Salvation Army is 10x better.