Age NI Stores

Our stores are full of quality clothes, homeware and accessories just waiting to be loved again. Every bag of items donated means that our shelves are stocked full of quality goods that people want to buy.

Every purchase supports our work all over Northern Ireland to help everyone love later life. So if you are donating or buying, thank you - you are making a difference to the lives of older people.

Ballymena

Age NI Store, 22-24 Mill Street, Ballymena, BT43 5AE
Tel: 028 2564 9988
Open: Monday-Saturday 9am-4:45pm
Directions: Opposite Creations furniture store, beside The Silk Road fabric shop.
Parking: On street outside store
Facebook: facebook.com/agenistoreballymena

Bangor

Age NI Store, 14-16 Central Avenue, Bangor, BT20 3AF
Tel: 028 9127 2527
Open: Monday-Friday 9am-4:45pm & Saturday 10am-4:45pm
Directions: Located on street opposite Ulster Bank. On right hand side as you go down Central Avenue.
Parking: On street near store
Facebook: facebook.com/agenistorebangor

Carrickfergus

Age NI Store, 7 West Street, Carrickfergus, BT38 7AR
Tel: 028 9336 0129
Open: Monday-Saturday 9am-4:45pm
Directions: Located half way along West Street, near Market Place / High Street roundabout.
Parking: Street parking on High Street and car parking at seafront between Sainsbury's and Carrickfergus Castle.
Facebook: facebook.com/agenicarrickfergus

Coleraine

Age NI Store, 26c Railway Road, Coleraine, BT52 1PD
Tel: 028 7035 1139
Open: Monday-Saturday 9am-4:45pm
Directions: Located opposite Coleraine Leisure Centre
Parking: On street outside store
Facebook: facebook.com/agenistorecoleraine

Donate Goods

Our stores need stock. Clothes, homeware, books, jewellery, toys, CDs, DVDs, bric-a-brac, curtains, linens and other home furnishings are all welcome.

Set up a collection box at your church, community centre or workplace, or drop your goods into your nearest store.

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First Trust

We're delighted to announce that First Trust Bank have selected Age NI as their new charity partner. The bank, who have 15 branches across the country, will support us as part of a two year partnership.