Cancer Research UK

As a customer: excellent value, great choices and good product rotation.
As a volunteer (in 2011): Well-managed shop with a manageress who has great attention to detail.

Best charity shop in Wimbledon. Friendly staff, well managed and good stock turnover..as well as reasonable pricing.

We buy a lot of props/ costumes/ products from charity as well as give to Caner research over the past 8years. The shop is fantastic and company do great work.

I have personally come to the branch in Wimbledon several times and my God is the customer service one of the worst there could be.
I recently went in only to leave the place rather angry. The staff are vile and rude. The man who works there is in his own world and yells at you. I saw lady being yelled at by the “manager” a South African / Australian lady she was talking down at her because she could not speak English properly.

The lady in the shop was most probably the most vilest, unfriendliest, rudest person I have come across She clearly had racist tendencies the way she was talking to this poor lady.

I really wanted to step in and say something but it all got heated.

I don’t usually waste my time writing reviews but my god what is wrong with people. It’s a charity shop, and why can’t people be nice. Vile women makes my blood boil!

I don't usually write bad reviews but I had a very poor customer service experience today as I asked a simple question to the male staff member and was left with a very rude and unexpected reply followed by a rhetorical question. Absolutely appalling, this isn't the first time I have had this happen in that shop.

woman that volunteers in this store is very rude. will not be returning

Pretty high prices and employee on till was rude while asking customers to leave before closing

Items are tooo pricey...othrwise an okay shop

Some of the clothes prices were a bit steep for a charity shop! Dresses were mostly £7 and upward. Paperback books were mainly over £2. DVDs 2 for £1. The woman in the shop made no effort to greet me when I entered the shop.