Lifeline Shop Westleigh

“As someone who really loved the salvos that used to be here I cannot say this store is as good, with a smaller clothes section and higher prices. However, their array of trinkets and curated collection of items is really good.”

“Set up more like a fancy high end store, expensive as well, I don't know how they can call themselves lifeline, the average poor person couldn't shop there”

“Such a disappointing replacement for the Salvos that was here, with less than a quarter of the original stock (especially in Men's clothing), far less interesting stock, and jacked up prices. Went from one of the best charity shops in the Hills, to one of the dullest.”

“Nicely laid out store, with some quality items. Like all Lifeline stores you pay a bit extra but the items are well curated and it goes to a good cause. Worth checking out”

“Modest sized store, beautifully laid out. I’m not a “thrifter” by any means but I have been to a few and I loved that this one is laid out in sections (kids toys, books, clothes, etc) and that furniture is thoughtfully laid out as you’d expect in a home so as you go through you see a lounge with a coffee table and decor.. all for sale. Small thoughtful things like that make it feel like a great place to be. These things belonged to people before and have stories, you really feel that as you move through the room. I also loved how the glassware was all clean, not a spec of dirt or dust. I also enquired about gifting some old furniture and they want photos prior to picking it up and don’t want anything damaged (basically things that will actually sell) and I kind of love that! Sure if you’re trying to flog off some old stuff it’s probably not ideal, but you can tell this store is only taking stuff that will actually sell and therefore make room for new stock and contribute to saving lives more efficiently in my opinion. Ignore the sour review, I don’t think it’s overpriced. Glassware was still only $1 and some beautiful furniture pieces all under $200. If you have time I’d recommend you make a visit and decide for yourself.”