St Wilfrid’s Hospice Charity Shop, Queensway
Supporting the vital work of St Wilfrid’s Hospice, the Queensway shop at 41 Queensway is a friendly local favourite. Shoppers can expect quality clothing, books and bric a brac, all in a relaxed and welcoming space where every purchase helps fund end of life care across West Sussex.
Chestnut Tree House Charity Shop
Chestnut Tree House provides care and support for children and young people with life limiting conditions, as well as their families. Based at 3 London Road, this shop is particularly loved for its beautiful selection of dresses and fashion pieces, often in excellent condition and very affordable.
Stonepillow Restore Bognor Regis
Stonepillow supports people experiencing homelessness across West Sussex, helping them rebuild their lives. Restore, located at 6 High Street, focuses on furniture, electrical items and home essentials, making it a great place to find practical bargains while supporting a local cause.
The Salvation Army Charity Shop
The Salvation Army works to support people facing poverty, homelessness and social isolation. Their shop at 35 to 37 Queensway offers a wide mix of affordable clothing, household items and hidden gems, all served with a warm welcome from friendly staff and volunteers.
Scope Bognor Regis
Scope is a disability equality charity that supports disabled people to live independently and thrive. Found at 42 Bedford Street, the shop offers clothing, books and homeware, with a strong community feel and a dedicated team of volunteers.
Age UK Bognor Regis
Age UK supports older people by providing advice, services and companionship. Located at Unit E, Bognor Regis Retail Park on Shripney Road, this spacious and well laid out shop is easy to browse and regularly stocked with clothing, furniture and home items.
RFR Charity Shop
RFR supports people with learning disabilities, autism and mental health needs across West Sussex. Based at 12 Queensway, this shop is a favourite for bargain hunters, offering a traditional rummage style experience with brilliant prices and ever changing stock.
DEBRA Charity Shop
DEBRA supports individuals and families affected by epidermolysis bullosa, a rare genetic skin condition. The shop at 23 High Street is known for its high quality items, particularly clothing and accessories, making it a great spot for second hand finds that make a real difference.
British Heart Foundation
The British Heart Foundation funds life saving research into heart and circulatory diseases. Located at Unit 1, 2b London Road, this shop offers furniture, clothing and homeware in a friendly and welcoming environment, with plenty of great value pieces to discover.
RSPCA Mount Noddy Charity Shop
Supporting local animal welfare through the RSPCA and Mount Noddy Animal Centre, this shop can be found in the Arcade. It is full of surprises, from books and toys to homeware and gifts, all helping animals in need.
The Cat and Rabbit Rescue Centre Charity Shop
The Cat and Rabbit Rescue Centre rescues, rehabilitates and rehomes animals across West Sussex. Located at 15 London Road, the shop helps fund vital care for animals and offers a small but meaningful selection of second hand items.
Brent Lodge Wildlife Hospital
The Brent Lodge charity shop has a unique collection of quality home and cloth ware where you’re sure to find some treasures! Your purchase will help them raise funds for Brent Lodge Wildlife Hospital.
Why charity shopping matters
Charity shops play an important role in towns like Bognor Regis, and there are plenty of positives to celebrating them.
Shopping second hand is more sustainable, giving items a new lease of life and helping to prevent clothing, furniture and homeware from ending up in landfill. Choosing pre loved over newly produced items also reduces the environmental impact linked to manufacturing and transport.
Every purchase supports charitable causes, many of which are closely connected to our local community. For example, charities like St Wilfrid’s Hospice are based right in the heart of West Sussex and provide vital support to families across the area.
Charity shops are also budget friendly, making it easier for people to furnish their homes, refresh their wardrobes or pick up everyday essentials without the high cost of buying new.
Together, these shops help keep our town centre active, accessible and community led, offering something that benefits both people and the planet.
Every charity shop in Bognor Regis has its own story, purpose and impact, but they all share one thing in common: supporting the community in meaningful ways. Next time you are in town, consider popping into one or two of these shops. You might find a hidden gem, meet some wonderful volunteers, and know that your purchase is helping to support a cause that really matters.