Noarlunga is set to welcome a new shopping destination, with the grand opening of the 17th RSPCA South Australia op shop today. Located at Shop 3/12-18 David Witton Drive in the Noarlunga Centre, the op shop will launch its services to the public from 10am.
To mark the occasion, the store will offer a 20% discount across all items. The celebration will also feature games and prizes organised by Mix 102.3, as well as free face painting and live music, creating a festive atmosphere for all attendees.
Loredana Al, RSPCA SA’s Head of Retail and Commercial Operations, highlighted the strategic placement of the new op shop adjacent to Megazone – a popular indoor playground. This proximity allows parents to shop while their children get to enjoy activities like laser tag.
“While the kids play laser tag, Mums and Dads can be next door at our Op Shop indulging in a bit of retail therapy that doesn’t break the budget,” Loredana explained.
She also mentioned that this store joins four other RSPCA op shops in the southern beachside suburbs, including locations in Glenelg, Brighton, Seaford, and Victor Harbor. With warmer weather approaching, Loredana sees this as an opportune time for locals to rejuvenate their summer wardrobes with stylish, high-quality clothing, some even boasting original designer tags.
All proceeds from the sales at the op shops aid RSPCA SA’s important work in rescuing and caring for animals. The organisation is currently facilitating the care of nearly 600 animals, approximately 240 of which are sheltered at the newly established animal care centre at O’Halloran Hill.
The Noarlunga store will operate from Monday to Saturday from 10am to 5pm, and on Sundays from 11am to 4pm.
What: New RSPCA op shop
Where: Shop 3/12-18 David Witton Drive in the Noarlunga Centre
When: Open Sunday August 18th from 10am
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