Exercise Equipment

Gymstock offer collection and recycling service and pay for equipment in good working order. They may collect old and damaged equipment for free. Call or text 07400 887613 for a quote.

Golf clubs can be sold at Golfbidder.

Sistema England is a charity founded by Julian Lloyd Webber, working to help children, young people and their communities through the power of music. Donate any orchestral musical instrument that is in working order.

Tools with a Mission charity will collect old hand and electrical tools as well as old sewing machines working and non working tools. They refurbish them, sort them into trade kits and send them across the world for livelihood creation.

Mens in Sheds charity brings together men that are lonely and isolated through fixing broken items in a community space.

Find a local project to see if they want donations of any tools, or items that could be fixed.

NB Some equipment will have a label on with a phone number to ring the supplier who may come to collect.  

Many High Street charity shops accept walkers. Alternatively, equipment can be put on Freecycle or Freegle.

Limbcare accept prosthetic limbs, orthotic parts, mobility aids including crutches. frames and wheelchairs. They can arrange pick up across the UK.

Paceforlife recycle pacemakers for developing countries.

NRS is the main supplier of disability aids and mobility equipment to the NHS. All equipment will have a barcode. Contact them to arrange return.

Most opticians have a collection bin where you can drop off unwanted spectacles for third world countries.

Medication must go back to the chemist/surgery for safe disposal.