Give away and dispose of things properly in Berlin
Where should it go? Passing something on means others keep using it – at drop-off points and clothing banks. Disposing of it means the material is recycled – at recycling centres, hazardous waste collection and take-back in shops. Both routes will appear here, each with opening times and what is not accepted.
Second-hand / used-goods store · non-profit/initiative
Oxfam Shop Berlin-Schöneberg
Second-hand shop accepting donations in kind; surpluses fund the work of Oxfam Germany.
- Address
- Rheinstraße 22, 12161 Berlin (Tempelhof-Schöneberg)
- Opening hours
- Mon–Fri 10:00–18:00 · Sat 10:00–14:00 — Public holiday today – check holiday hours with the provider
Buy
Buy second-hand
- Items
- Textiles and shoes, Household and tableware, Books, media and games
- Costs
- not stated by the provider
- Features
- second-hand
Give away (drop-off)
Donate clothes, home textiles and household items
- Items
- Textiles and shoes, Household and tableware
- Costs
- not stated by the provider
- Conditions
- Up to 30 minutes before closing; clothing in season; manageable amounts.
- Accepted
- Clothing, nearly new shoes, bags, jewellery, tableware, bed and table linen, toys, books, CDs/DVDs.
- Not accepted
- Furniture, carpets, curtains, bicycles, electrical appliances, prams, magazines, antiquarian books, cameras.
