A second-hand shop at 73 Tawa Street in Gonville, Whanganui, run in support of Hospice Whanganui. Shoppers are invited to buy second-hand goods, and people can donate their unwanted items. Hospice Whanganui says it cares for more than 300 patients and their whānau each year, and its services are free and available around the clock. Its care is mostly given at home or in a care facility, and it has an in-patient unit with ensuite rooms that look over its gardens. Donations to the shop help the hospice's community work, according to the hospice's appeal.
The listing gives the shop's name, address and invitation to shop and donate. Customers mention none of their own experiences here, and the hospice's own page for the shop could not be read, so the description is short. A visitor who wants to know what the shop stocks, or when it is open, would need to check the hospice's own information first.