Charity shops

Many people in the UK don’t throw away their unwanted things. They sell them on the
internet or they donate them directly to charity. Popular second-hand items include clothes,
books, CDs and computer games. Charity organizations such as Oxfam, Cancer Research or the
RSPCA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) have often got their own
second-hand shops. Volunteers work in these charity shops. They organize the donations from
members of the public and then sell these things to get money for the charity. People buy second-
hand things for various reasons. Firstly, they are usually much cheaper. Secondly, you can
sometimes find unusual books, CDs or clothes that you can’t find in a normal shop. Finally, it is
a way for people to give money to their favourite charity.

Magazine de caritate
Mulți oameni din Marea Britanie nu își aruncă lucrurile nedorite. Le vând pe internet sau le
donează direct carității. Cunoscutele obiectele second hand includ haine, cărți, CD-uri și jocuri
pe calculator. Organizațiile de caritate precum Oxfam, Cancer Research sau RSPCA (Societatea
regală pentru prevenirea cruzimii față de animale) au adesea propriile lor magazine second-hand.
Voluntarii lucrează în aceste magazine caritabile. Ei organizează donațiile de la membrii
publicului și apoi vând aceste lucruri pentru a obține bani pentru caritate. Oamenii cumpără
lucruri second-hand din diverse motive. În primul rând, de obicei sunt mult mai ieftine. În al
doilea rând, uneori puteți găsi cărți, CD-uri sau haine neobișnuite pe care nu le puteți găsi într-un
magazin normal. În cele din urmă, este o modalitate prin care oamenii pot oferi bani carității lor
preferate.

Charity shops

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internet or they donate them directly to charity. Popular second-hand items include
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clothes, books, CDs and computer games. Charity organizations such as Oxfam, Cancer
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Research or the RSPCA (Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals) have
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often got their own second-hand shops. Volunteers work in these charity shops. They
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organize the donations from members of the public and then sell these things to get
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money for the charity. People buy second-hand things for various reasons. Firstly, they
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are usually much cheaper. Secondly, you can sometimes find unusual books, CDs or
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clothes that you can’t find in a normal shop. Finally, it is a way for people to give money
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to their favourite charity.

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