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464 Kerikeri Road Kerikeri Northland New Zealand

09 407 7799

info@hospicemn.org.nz

    Donate Goods

    Turning quality second-hand items into world-class care.


    Hospice Mid-Northland relies on the generosity of our community to keep care free for patients and families. By donating your pre-loved goods, you’re not only decluttering your home—you’re transforming everyday items into vital palliative and bereavement support right here in Mid-Northland.

    Explore Donation Details

     

    Topic Description Link
    What We Accept / What We Don’t Learn which items help—and which we can’t take—to ensure every donation is safe, saleable and useful. View Accepted & Unaccepted Items →
    Drop-Off Locations & Hours Find your nearest Hospice op-shop or processing centre, plus our opening hours for easy drop-off. View Drop-Off Details →
    Larger Item Pick-Up Request Have bulky furniture or appliances? Request a free, contactless home collection for large items. Request a Pick-Up →

    Why Donate Goods?

    • Support Local Care: Every dollar raised from your items stays in Mid-Northland to fund free hospice services.

    • Sustainable Giving: Extend the life of quality goods and reduce landfill waste.

    • Simplify Your Life: Free up space at home while doing good for your community.

    How It Works

    1. Check “What We Accept” – Save time by confirming your items are on our list before you bring them in.

    2. Drop Off or Book a Pick-Up – Use our online map to find your closest drop-off spot, or schedule a bulky-item collection.

    3. We Sort & Sell – Our volunteers prepare your items for sale in our op-shops, turning them into vital revenue.

    4. Care Is Delivered – Funds raised go directly to patient care, counselling, day therapy and family support.

    Questions?

    • 📞 Phone: (09) 407 7799

    • ✉️ Email: donate@hospicemn.org.nz

    • 💬 Live Chat: Mon–Fri, 9 am–5 pm (via website widget)

    Thank you for your generosity—together, we’ll continue to ensure no one in Mid-Northland faces the end of life alone.