Our yearly pop-up shop sells a range of high-quality donated goods, including brand new products, old season stock and samples from luxury brands, as well as offering the social enterprises we work with a space to sell their goods. The pop-up is organized and led by a team of valued Crisis supporters who leverage their incredible connections and networks to deliver an unmissable shopping experience. The pop-up shop generates vital income, helps us reach new audiences in London’s glamourous Mayfair as well as extending the reach of our brand, campaigns, and fundraising activity. Each year, our pop-up shop raises thousands towards ending homelessness. If you would like to get a flavour for the event, visit @popupcrisis on Instagram to see pictures and videos from previous years.
We need your help to keep the pop-up shop running smoothly and excitement levels high. This could include talking to customers, managing the changing rooms, organising the raffle, keeping the shop floor looking wonderful and getting stock ready to sell. There will be a different retail team each day, but someone will be on hand to help direct you. Please turn up for your shift on time as it will ensure that we can tell you everything you need to know before you get stuck in.
We want everyone to enjoy their time volunteering at Crisis and you play a pivotal role in creating a friendly and welcoming atmosphere.
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