Give it, don’t bin it
for The University of Manchester on-campus students
Donate your unwanted items and left-over food…
A single bag of donations could be worth as much as £14
Donate your unwanted items
Donate your clothing, paired shoes, books, CDs and DVDs, clean pots, pans and crockery and small working electrical goods (toasters, hairdryers, radios, etc).
British Heart Foundation donation banks are located across our campuses.
Large Items
Please take your unwanted large items to designated points in your accommodation – ask your local reception for more information.
Duvets and Pillows
Remember to take your duvets and pillows home with you. Please do not put them in the general waste bins or British Heart Foundation donation banks.
BHF collection banks on City Campus
- George Kenyon Hall
- Weston Hall
- Whitworth Park- Thorncliffe House
- Whitworth Park- Leamington House
- Whitworth Park- Dilworth House LARGE DONATION CONTAINER
BHF collection banks on Fallowfield Campus
- Ashburne Hall & Sheavyn House – Behrens House LARGE DONATION CONTAINER
- Oak House – The Mall LARGE DONATION CONTAINER
- Owens Park- Tower
- Owens Park, The Limes
- Richmond Park – car park LARGE DONATION CONTAINER
- Unsworth Park – Armitage Centre car park LARGE DONATION CONTAINER
- Woolton Hall & Trees Court- Between Green and The Limes
BHF collection banks on Victoria Campus
- Dalton-Ellis Hall & Canterbury Court – Denison Road entrance to car park
- Hulme Hall – car park LARGE DONATION CONTAINER
- St Anselm Hall
Other BHF collection banks
- Opposite Aquatic Centre Car Park
- Rear of Humanities
- The Mill
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How to donate food
We are collecting your surplus food items. Please make sure food items are unopened, non-perishable and in-date.
Donation points are located in Halls reception areas.
Yes Please
British Heart Foundation
- Clean and reusable items – clothing, paired shoes, books, CD’s & DVD’s, small electricals (e.g., hairdryers, toasters) pans and crockery
Food Donations
- All unopened, non-perishable and in-date food items
No Thanks
British Heart Foundation
- Dirty and damaged items
- Sharp items such as knifes
- Duvets, pillows and bedsheets
- Toiletries and laundry items
- General waste
Food Donations
- Opened items and out-of-date food items
…then recycle what’s left
Do your bit and recycle as much as possible
What to put in the blue bins
- Cardboard and Packaging
- Catalogues
- Newspapers
- Magazines
- Envelopes
- Cartons
What to put in the brown bins
- Plastic bottles
- Glass bottles
- Glass jars
- Food tins
- Drinks cans
- Foil trays
- Tin foil
- Aerosols
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