Force Cancer - Exeter

Amy H.

My favourite charity shop, with a really wide range of items. Large selection of books including sheet music. Great range of household items including pots and pans, cutlery, mugs, glasses. Has lots of little items like stationary, glass jars, hair accessories. Also has fabric, yarn, needles, sewing patterns, including a few handmade items (eg. pillows when I went). Great prices too.

pm69photography

Turned up with a great selection of brand new and good used clothing to discover you have a one hour window to accept donations. Luckily ‘In Focus’ next door took took them. Pathetic! Last time I donate to you.

Matt J.

Very extensive cd selection and books to. Helpfully arranged in to genre

Ed B.

A great shop selling anything someone might want to buy and raising funds for a good cause. A lot of charity shops have gone for a professional style and prices to match but I love this eclectic, slightly chaotic place. I've seen everything from bowler hats to old biscuit tins for sale but my favourite section remains the books many of which are a bargain at 80p each!

Jasmine F.

Easily my favourite charity shop in Exeter, staff are lovely and everything is priced very reasonably! Feels very covid safe here, all staff wear masks, sanitiser supplied for customers and they keep count of the customers through a basket system, which is great! This place is like a Tardis so make sure you've got a while to explore it properly, I have so many gems from this place.

Tasha

Their book section is amazing! Far better than any charity shop in heavitree
They do wonderful stuff in here at such great prices and the staff are second to none.
Will always come back here and you can be guaranteed I'll part with my money whenever I go in your shop!
Keep doing what you do ^_^

gg H.

This is the best place to search for old LP records and rare books. You will be contributing your bit to this great charity while purchasing. Great work by a group of volunteers supporting this noble cause.

Geoff M.

There are evil women working in this shop! They must have decided from my appearance (I don't dress fashionably/smartly, my clothes have all come from charity shops), and the fact that I had a shoulder bag with me, ... that I must be a shoplifter!
I was subjected to a group of four or five women crowding around me, pointlessly moving things around on the shelves that I was looking at. At the time I had no idea why they were doing that, it took me a while to work out the reason for their childish behaviour! Being naive, the thought that I'd been 'tried and convicted' as a shoplifter, (without any proof or even any evidence), had not even entered my mind! It was after a subsequent visit when I had heard one of them shout; - "The bag man's here!", it was when I wondered what she had meant by calling me that, that I was able to understand the evil in her soul!

To those nasty women I say; - "I know definitely that you are much more likely than me, to have stolen things from that charity shop, because I wouldn't even dream of it!"