Calanova Cancer Care Charity Mallorca reopening shop in the Spain holiday island capital Palma

GOOD CAUSES: The charity hopes to be able to continue making its donations very soon CREDIT: Calanova Cancer Care Charity shop

THE Calanova Cancer Care Charity Mallorca shop in Palma is due to reopen its doors this coming Saturday May 30 for the first time since the coronavirus crisis lockdown came into force in mid-March.
The news comes as the island, along with Ibiza and Menorca, moves into phase two of the lockdown de-escalation process.
The team behind the shop explained that to begin with the outlet at 354 Avenida Joan Miro will be open to customers in the mornings only, from 10am to 2pm.
The shop has summer clothes, including nearly new designer outfits at a fraction of their original price, menswear, shoes, bags, belts and swimming costumes. Also items ranging from books and crockery to furniture and antiques.
The team also explained that as a consequence of the pandemic and the enforced closure the charity will not be able to make its usual donations to Mallorca cancer charities in June, but hopes the donations will continue very soon.
The charity’s last donation was to Jackie Codd of Age Concern, which the team stressed helps a great many elderly people with cancer and which has been “absolutely marvellous now during lockdown helping so many of the aged.”

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