Pre-loved items helping welfare homes stretch their ringgit


Zaharah says buying second-hand items helps her to get more out of a limited budget.

CHARITY organisations are opting for second-hand items to help those in need in a bid to cut cost.

Free Market Johor coordinator Zaharah Raishan Mohd Yassin said she was able to stretch her limited budget further by opting for second-hand items as they were significantly cheaper.

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