The Gonville Hospice Shop on Tawa Street in Gonville, Whanganui is a beloved local store known for its dedication to supporting hospice care. While specific customer comments are few, its long-standing presence and strong community trust make it a go-to spot for quality secondhand goods and charitable shopping. The shop’s reputation for being well-operated and the meaningful cause it supports encourage many in the community to visit regularly and contribute to a greater good.
Ryan Bourke
3 months agoIt used to be amazing. Best prices in town until recently. Now all of a sudden they think they’re an antique shop, A pair of shoes increased tenfold in price when I took them up to pay. Just money grabbers, out for every dollar they can make off stuff they get for free. Sad to see it going downhill so fast
Madalyn Newton
4 months agoI had a bad tempered, irritable volunteer at the hospice accuse me of stealing from fill a bag. The manager assumes she is right because I have a beanie on and dark. But after searching my bag, discovered she was incorrect. There is no bag policy. It was racial profiling. Whanganui Tawa St Hospice is overpriced and disappointing as a regular customer. Doesn't deserve any stars.
Denise Munro
a year agoCan't believe how expensive this charity shop has got. No wonder there was very few people in it. Haven't been for a few months and noticed the change. Used to be soooo busy,not anymore and with the over the top prices I can understand why.
Nina Christiansen
a year agoIt's getting very expensive. Not really a good place to go bargain hunting. Great way to contribute to hospice funding if that's important to you. Staff are friendly and helpful.
Marie Ioakimi
3 years agoThis used to be my favourite shop but they've hiked the prices considerably in the last year. Items that used to be $1 or $2 are now $5 across the board. You don't usually go into an op shop and expect to see $80 on a price tag for a jacket or $350 for a side table.