4th June 2025

    Celebrate Pride in style with Store50 – where fabulous meets fundraising!

    Canterbury is bursting with colour this Pride, taking place on Saturday 7 June 2025 – and we’re right there with you!

    Join the celebrations at Store50, the bold, brilliant, beautifully bonkers charity shop run by Pilgrims Hospices.


    We’re flying our rainbow flag with pride and sharing the love with limited-edition earrings and super fun phone charms – handmade, eye-catching, and perfect for adding that extra sparkle to your look.

    Whether you’re dressing for the parade, cheering from the sidelines, or simply living your best colourful life – pop in and find your Pride accessory of dreams. First-timers are genuinely surprised by the amazing stock on our shelves – and nearly everyone becomes a regular after just one visit!

    At Pilgrims Hospices, we are proud to stand together during Pride and every day of the year. We are committed to being open, diverse and equal, respecting and celebrating the individuality of our patients, families, staff and volunteers. Everyone is welcome, and we are here for anyone who needs our support. Inclusivity is at the heart of our care – and we’re working to make sure equality, diversity and inclusion are woven into everything we do.

    Store50 is more than a shop – it’s a joyful, planet-friendly place to shop sustainably, support your local community and celebrate life. Every purchase helps Pilgrims Hospices provide expert care to local people living with life-limiting illness. That’s style with real substance.

    Eco-friendly shopping = less waste, more love.

    Reuse, recycle and re-love – great for your wardrobe and the world!

    Store50, 50 St Peter’s Street, Canterbury CT1 2BE

    Open from 10am – come and say hello, grab a selfie with our Pride display, and treat yourself to a little something fabulous!

    We can’t wait to celebrate Pride with you!


    Each year, Pilgrims Hospices care for thousands of people across east Kent, with services provided from its three hospice sites in Ashford, Canterbury, and Thanet, as well as in patients’ own homes. It costs over £17.2 million annually to run these services, much of which comes from the generous support of the local community.

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