Children’s Storehouse

Clothing Donations

Our yellow donation bins are available Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday from 9am to 4pm at the back entrance of our building, which can be accessed at Delivery Area A, Drury Lane, Mell Square (via George Road near Morrisons)

Please Note: we are unable to use the car park to access the donation bins as it is a private car park. It is really important to us to establish a good relationship with our neighbours and so we would ask you politely to respect this.

You will find that there is plenty of space in the Delivery area A to do a donation drop.

Similarly, if the bins aren’t there, please don’t leave your donations out as they may spoil and they will be a nuisance to our neighbours. We are really grateful for your support with this.

Financial Support

Everything that The Children’s Storehouse does relies on kind donations – whether that is clothing, toiletries, bedding or financial support. Any financial donation is used specifically to enable the work of The Children’s Storehouse to be sustainable and to continue to meet the growing needs in our communities.

We welcome one off donations and regular giving. Would you consider supporting the invaluable work we do in clothing families in our community? Whatever you give, however big or small, is gratefully received.

You can give a one off donation or give regularly online via PayPal by clicking on the button below.  Please contact us if you require any further details.

Pray

Please pray for the team and for God’s provision as we show His heart of compassion to our community

We only accept referrals made by frontline professionals.

If you need our help please contact us, using the online form on this page, for more information about who can refer you to the Children's Storehouse.

We aim to support those in our community who are in need, on a referral basis.

Referrals can be made for families who live in Solihull and its neighbouring communities for a wide range of circumstances, such as: people who have fled domestic abuse, experiencing homelessness or financial hardship, or who are refugees or asylum seekers.

It is essential that the referring agency assesses the families circumstances, as we will rely on your professional expertise to refer families who are in genuine need. We will not make any further assessment as we trust your professional judgement.