Quaker shop Areas of Responsibility Revised January 2023

 Areas of Responsibility


Overall responsibility: The Quaker Service SA and NT (QSSANT)Committee determines the general direction, allocation of income and appointment of manager and treasurer. The manager and treasurer report to the committee’s bi-monthly meetings. Robin Sinclair is the  present convenor of that committee which in turn reports to the SA Quaker Regional Meeting.

Day to day oversight of the shop – The Manager, Virginia Philips

Finances – Treasurer Christine James, Assistant Treasurer Vassi Ferrara

Bags and handbags – Brigitta Heisler

Books – Hazel Elliott and Jan Lovell

Bric-a-Brac – June and Barry Gormley

Baby clothing – Louise Lamont

Birthline donations – Wendy Talbot

Cash for Clothing – Peter Farrow, Annabel Dayal, Milli Stein

Clearing collection bin – Sejin Pak, Jo Jordan, Iva Burk

Electrical items disposal – Cleo Lykos

Electrical items checking and tagging – Peter Strous

General Shop Presentation and display – Virginia Philips

Home Starter Pack – Wendy Talbot and Jane Brooks

Jam jars – Edwin Mann

Jewellery - Jo Wilmot, Charlie Kovaks

Linen – Charlie Kovacs

Music (CDs, DVDs, vinyl, sheet music) – Edwin Mann

Out of season women’s clothing– Wendy Talbot

Pass On items - Roma


Picture frames - Richard McLean

Plants – Wendy Hartley

Pricing of clothing – Danielle Meyer, Mary Teague

Provisions – Wendy Hartley

Shoes – Danielle Meyer, Cleo Lykos

Sorting donations – Rona Watkins

Stamps – Richard McLean

Stationery – Louise Howell

Tags for pricing – Jane Duguid

Toys –Roma G

Valuation and auction of valuable items – Richard McLean, Jane Brooks

Watches, clocks and cameras – Stuart Mauro

Window display – Richard McLean, Danielle Meyer, Lara McCabe, Hazell Elliott, Jane Brooks

Window display for QSA – Jo Wilmot

Revised January 2023

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