The hospice store in Rutherglen is about to reopen following a serious makeover.
The shop, which is brimming with a lot of new inventory together with garments, ornaments, bric-a-brac and electricals, is about to open its doorways once more this Friday, Could 13 at 10am.
The store is one among 17 hospice outlets unfold throughout Glasgow.
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All earnings from the outlets help the care of individuals with life-limiting and terminal sicknesses at The Prince & Princess of Wales Hospice in Glasgow.
The hospice store gives very important care to 1200 new sufferers every year and their households, each within the hospice and all through their group providers.
The store managers, Nicola Cannon and David Younger, are excited to welcome again previous and new prospects to the store, which is positioned at 9 Gallowflat Avenue in Rutherglen.
Nicola instructed Lanarkshire Reside: “The store is trying unbelievable. Individuals received’t consider how a lot brighter and trendy it appears now. We're delighted with all of the work which has gone into making the store look tip-top.
“We hope a lot of new prospects pop in and all of our former prospects return and take a look spherical their brand-new hospice store.”
The store is welcoming again two former store managers in addition to long-standing donor, Mary McMurchy who will probably be there on the day to chop the ribbon.
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