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Thanks for shwopping: February update

By Oxfam, Category Latest, Shwopping, Posted 4:04 pm, 20 April 2013

February shwopping update
In February, you Shwopped over 369,000 items which could be worth more than £204,500 to support Oxfam projects all over the world. Discover more about the types of projects your money could help fund. Read More
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Shwopping: How to make a memories board

By Oxfam, Category Latest, Shwopping, Posted 2:56 pm, 20 April 2013

DIY Pinboard
This DIY project is the perfect way to display those pictures, postcards and letters which are shoved in a shoebox at the back of your wardrobe. The folk at Oxfam show you how. Read More
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Shwopping: Joanna’s trip to Senegal

By The Stories Team, Category Latest, Plan A, Shwopping, Posted 5:16 pm, 8 March 2013

Shwopping Senegal trip
Joanna Lumley and the M&S team are visiting some of the projects in Senegal that are supported by Oxfam. The money raised by Shwopping helps to fund projects like this. Find out more about the trip in this post. Read More
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Thanks for Shwopping: January update

By Oxfam, Category Latest, Shwopping, Posted 10:51 am, 28 February 2013

january-update
Next month is International Women’s Day (8 March) and to inspire you to get involved this case study shows how your shwopping donations can help women around the world. Read More
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How to upcycle a shwopped shirt

By Oxfam, Category Fashion, Latest, Shwopping, Posted 11:00 am, 8 February 2013

DIY shwopped shirt
It’s easy to give your wardrobe staples - like the classic shirt - a new lease of life while creating a versatile look for both day and night. Follow Oxfam's step-by-step guide to upcycling a shopped shirt in this feature. Read More
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Thanks for shwopping: December update

By Oxfam, Category Latest, Shwopping, Posted 4:58 pm, 31 January 2013

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During December, the money raised through shwopping was equivalent to more than £160,000. This could be used to support an agriculture project in Nepal for a year. Find out more in this post. Read More
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