Save the Children Nundah

Sophie Ward★★★★★May 2025Report

Lovely location and the ladies are amazing every time I go in, but unfortunately the prices and stock turnaround is outrageous. I have visited this op shop numerous times over the last six months, and time and time again they have the exact same stock they had the month before. I can only assume due to their outrageous prices. There’s a reason op shops aren’t taking donations anymore; because the greedy people at HQ think $15 for an old Kmart blouse is appropriate. I understand the funds are going somewhere great, but you really need to think of the consumers at the end of the day. What would you rather, $15 for one top and for it to sit in the shop for 6 months? Or appropriately priced items to create a better turnover and therefore more income! Please think of the bigger picture. Thank you.

Donna Mellalieu★★★★★September 2024Report

Thank you for looking after the children that need our help 🙏 I appreciate the aspect of landfill in this and receiving as much financial input as possible to fund for the childrens needs 😁 However, All goods are donated, I believe Op Shop is not for profit and therefore funding help through the Government. People who are in need also shop there to help ends meet. Fantastic volunteers 😁 I was so disheartened when I was in need of some glasses and a bowl to find the used glasses were almost the same price (very close) as some of the retail shops and a bowl (used) was 50c more than a retail store. Would it be prudent to lower the price and move the stock faster so the money can be distributed to the Children faster ? Just asking 🤔

Kevin Costello★★★★★January 2024Report

Small but interesting op shop selling clothes, books, toys and cds etc located next to Nundah Woolworths and shops (for parking