The Macclesfield Furniture Reuse Project is looking for items of furniture that need repairing.
Furniture and household goods can be reused by the community , helping local people and the environment.
The Macclesfield Furnture Reuse Project will arrange free collection from your area.
You can visit their Repair Cafe - Bring along an item of furniture that needs repairing, make a donation to the project, and they'll fix it for you!
Quality re-usable furniture and household goods are also available for sale and your purchase will help a good cause!
You can also give non-perishables to Silvertown Taxis - This can be a tin of beans, tomatoes, or anything canned or pasta etc. They will personally deliver the goods to the food bank.
Find out more on their website:
http://www.cheshirestreetwise.co.uk
Or by calling:
07469 176 811
Or visit them at:
72, Mill Street,
Macclesfield,
SK11 6NH.
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