Mustard Tree Review

Love this place. Donate every week and always leave with a book

Have been doing fortnightly collections on my street for Mustard Tree during pandemic and the staff at Mustard Tree have been supportive and grateful they are offering a life saving service to the community members needing a hand at that time in these hard times.
I see the community being treated with care and dignity and the food parcels being distributed to those not able to collect themselves please do not forget to support Mustard Tree when this present crisis is over people will still be in need

Okay baby clothes one or two nice leather couches some brik or brac. Toilet s need permission keys but clean. Staff nice enough. Didn't buy or draw me back. Didn't try the food bank area.

Im am so greatful to the mustard tree for all the support and help they have gave me i would recommend mustard tree to anyone the staff are so welcome and they treat you like human beings thank you staff all the staff at mustard tree 1luv

They are doing great job for homeless people. By offering clothes, food as well as offering space to sleep. This charity accepts clothes, furniture, toys, books, electronics as donation then sell it at reasonable price to generate donation.

Really honest organisation doing fantastic stuff to help people who have been affected by the austerity of late

Got a fabulous sideboard and chest of drawers from here. Such good condition and so cheap! All for a good cause too

The worst place to do voluntary work they use you for 6 months they get money of the government for each asylum seekers so they get full support the building has been donated to them they only want to help asylum seekers the goverment have closed down services for disadvantaged people with disabiltes etc who were born in this country to support the asylum seekers and the staff plus the ceo and cfio who are on good wages there are a lot of cold blooded volunteers that work there.shame on you Mustard Tree!!

Good place to visit and work very friendly staff all under one roof

Brilliant charity clothing and feeding the homeless 5 days a week with plenty o activities and lots o volunteers who devote their time to helping the homeless

As a minister i am around the homeless alot and listen to what they say this mustard tree claim to be homeless charity that were given this huge building by the owner .and run a volunteer program and from what i have seen being inside and learned about there course I feel this is nothing more than free labour manchester city centre has lots of homeless people freezing and sleeping on the streets every night .I was told by some they can get a meal at the mustard tree once a week that's it a huge big building running a thrift store lots of donations comming in lots of electric items .ect but how are the homeless being helped if mustard tree have a huge building and yet human beings are sleeping on cold streets. As a minister of God I am appalled at what I have seen

This is the place to come if you need a food parcel or you have been homeless or at risk of being homeless. they can help you if your on the street, if youve got a new place they can supply you with discounted furniture and they even do meals for those rough sleepers. I havent personally accessed these services but I went there with someone I was helping who was usung them and I have to say these guys should be applauded for what they do

Having taken furniture from a bereavement before to this place we didn't hesitate to take the rest of it.
Big mistake they said they were too busy to even look at it,Tables,drawers,cabinets all went to the tip.
Will never go there again and would not recommend anyone else too.

Went in here few days ago and it has gone right down hill. The furniture is really old and sparce. Too many staff, not enough customers. Used to love going in here but within the last year it's gone down.

It's important we felt that the Customer Service desk is perhaps nearer the front than being at the very back of the store.

Also the attitude of the guy serving as the: Reception staff, could be more pleasant and polite...coming across as somewhat smarmy and cocky really didn't make the experience appealing when we dropped off some food for them a few weeks back, with it being our first ever visit there.

Although the other staff members were polite that we briefly passed by.

One Of THE BEST Charitable Organisations In Greater Manchester, Helped Me Turn My Life Around For The Better, Gave Me Lots Of Help, Support And Guidance, Do So Much For Those That Are Homeless And Marginalised, Proving Food, Clothing, Furniture And Provisions, Brilliant Friendly Staff And Volunteers, A Truly Inspiring Place To Visit...

An often overlooked charity that works very hard to cater to everybody. Mustard Tree is one of the cheapest places in Manchester to buy second-hand furniture from, and their paperback books are just 20p. Don't be too harsh on their van drivers, they only have 3 vans to cover the whole of Manchester!