I like this charity store as they always seem to have most of their good stock out…read more The people who work there are very very friendly and always there with a helping hand. They always have great deals and its nice to buy things from there as you know its going to help people in the long run. I also donate to this charity shop too a few bits here and there. Definatly worth a look in, see if you find a bargain

This is one of my favourite charity shops. The attention to detail and customer care are excellent…read more A fine selection and variety for a small shop. The book section is good but the music section is quite superb. There is often something going on and the promotional ideas are splendid.

A good charity shop to support, whether taking them a bag or two of things you don't need any more…read morefor them to sell, or to find a bargain yourself. There are lots of racks of clothes, and shelves of second hand books and videos. Right next to Morrison's supermarket and their car park. Open 9.00 5.00 every day, closed Sunday. UPDATE 20/09/11 Owing to my house move I have taken a large amount of very good quality donations to this shop over the past few weeks. Some of the bags and containers were large and quite heavy but each time I found the different members of staff very unhelpful. I have put up with this because (hopefully) my things will sell and help a very good cause. However, today was the worse day of all of them and it annoyed me more than usual. The young woman behind the counter could barely bring herself to speak to me and had no interest in my donations whatsoever. I am not sarcastic by nature but I did find myself saying to her, So you don't want all my donations then shall I take them elsewhere? She then said I could bring them in but she scarcely glanced over at me. If I hadn't been pressed for time I would indeed have gone somewhere else with my things. The young man, who also 'worked' there, whom I then asked, didn't really want to lend a hand but he came out to help when I insisted there was a lot to carry and I couldn't do it on my own. Eventually we brought all bags and containers into the shop and I tried to point out which would be fragile and needed care, but they appeared to be extremely bored and scarcely listening so I left, my blood boiling by this time!! The RSPCA is still a good charity to support in my opinion but they need to do something about people like these who put the public off with their unfriendly and unhelpful attitude. I will certainly not go to that particular shop again.

i love buying from the RSPCA shop in neath,as ive had some real bargains from there like…read morejeans/dvd/music cds etc. and the staff are all very friendly as well.

One of the best charity shops, Oxfam is all about fighting poverty around the world. It's good to…read morehelp them by donating good quality goods which can be resold in the shop. This one in the main shopping street in Port Talbot is full of second hand clothes, books, CDs and DVDs, and various small household ornaments. Always interesting to have a browse - and, nearer to Christmas, you can buy new greetings cards, calendars and diaries and other small gifts. Worth a look!

Useless I am still homeless they don't know what there doing they are rude and unprofessional! I…read moreescalated my complaint to a manager and said I have to stick with my support worker as they had no one else available!!! For a homeless charity they are uncaring inconsiderate and I'm disgusted the way I have been treated by them!

The most well known Housing charity in Wales. They do fantastic work with the homeless and give…read moreadvice to those who need it, but also lots of work on the policy side of things, helping develop housing policy in Wales.

The British Red Cross have many charity shops around the country, and the one on Union Street in…read moreSwansea is a nice one. All their stock is beautifully displayed, and it is obvious that they spend some time choosing which stock to put out, as it always seems to be high-quality stuff they are selling. It gets quite busy in here, I guess with the present economy more people are shopping in charity shops! But even if the staff are rushed off their feet they are always helpful and friendly.

This is quite a nice charity shop. It's small, but it doesn't really feel that way for some reason…read moreand there's a fair bit of space to move around and browse. Large selection of books at the back, although I've yet to find anything to buy yet. Prices on these aren't as good as elsewhere - most paperbacks are £1.49 regardless. Nice choice of other items such as clothing and the like, and the staff are lovely here. I'd recommend checking in if you're about because there is quite a bit to look through and it's just generally a lovely store.

pleasant enough charity shop never seems to have a vast amount on the shelves.rerely find anything…read moreto buy in here unfortunatly.staff generally friendly.prices not bad

A good selection of clothes, shoes, books and china. The window of this shop is always nicely…read moredecorated with fine china and glassware, unfortunately the prices here tend to be rather high for a charity shop, I have even seen a Marks and Spencer's coat priced at £25 which would retail in other charity shops for a fiver, however some good quality things can be found here such as evening wear. And if you are looking for unusual china it's a good place to go.

This is a very small charity shop located next to Woolworths in Morriston. You will find clothes…read morefor women , men , children and babies . Also they sell books , brick a brack and ornaments along with toys and childrens books. I hardly ever buy any clothes from here anymore as I find I only have to put an extra £1 to buy brand new . They have a good selection of books at good prices , and the kids books are always very cheap. The one problem I have with this shop is it is tiny and so it is impossible for me to take a buggy in the shop as I just get in the way , so I tend to leave my husband or mum outside with the buggy so that I can have a look round. You can still get some good bargains in these charity shops and it is a good way of recycling.

Quite a good charity shop and I have found lots of bargains in here. The best was a really good…read morequality mac/coat with a belt, which was practically new yet only £7.99 - I couldn't believe it! I have found other things too at low prices and can never resist a browse around if I'm in the area. The clothes are always freshly laundered before being displayed.There's a cubicle at the back of the shop where you can try things on. The shop is in the main shopping street of Morriston too.