Closed · opens 8:00 am tomorrow Independent / Other
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3.9 from 19 reviews
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Reviewed May 2026
Neighbours Aid – Op Shop Minyama - Charity Shop in Minyama
Neighbours Aid – Op Shop Minyama is a charity thrift store at shop d/2 Eden St, Minyama QLD 4575, Minyama, QLD. Google rating: 3.9/5 from 19 reviews.
Google rating
3.9/5
Reviews
19
Open
7/7
days a week
From Brisbane
86km
Straight-line distance
Store details
Address
shop d/2 Eden St, Minyama QLD 4575
Inventory
Clothing
Facilities
Wheelchair-accessible car park
Wheelchair-accessible entrance
Payment
Credit cards
Debit cards
NFC mobile payments
Opening hours
Monday 8am-4pm
Tuesday 8am-4pm
Wednesday 8am-4pm
Thursday 8am-4pm
Friday 8am-4pm
Saturday 9am-4pm
Sunday 10am-3pm
Contact & visit
0754780578
- Australian thrift directory
- Local to Minyama
- Details reviewed May 2026
- Direct contact available
Where to Find Us
Map pin for Neighbours Aid – Op Shop Minyama in Minyama. Many charity shops sit on side streets or church grounds. Check access and parking before you load the car.
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What should I know before visiting this op shop in Minyama?
Use the facts on this page (hours, stock notes, payment and parking where listed) to decide whether Neighbours Aid – Op Shop Minyama fits your thrift or donation trip. Call ahead on public holidays, and only donate clean, sellable goods so volunteers aren't stuck sorting landfill.
Neighbours Aid – Op Shop Minyama is a charity op shop in Minyama, QLD. Listed at 3.9/5 from 19 Google reviews. Stock notes on this listing include clothing, with the floor changing as donations arrive.
Accepted payment methods include Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments; accessibility notes include Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Confirm opening hours and donation rules with the store before a long trip or a large drop-off. Volunteer rosters can change public-holiday hours at short notice.
Donating to Neighbours Aid – Op Shop Minyama
Neighbours Aid – charity shop Minyama focuses on clothing and smaller items; large furniture is not usually accepted. Based on what this store appears to stock, here is a guide to what it is likely to take. Clean, dry donations are easier for volunteers to process, and calling first still beats a wasted trip when the back room is full:
| Item Type | Status | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Clothing & accessories | Accepted | Clean, wearable items in good condition |
| Books & media | Usually accepted | Recent titles preferred over textbooks |
| Furniture | Not typically | Limited floor space; check before bringing |
| Homewares & bric-a-brac | Usually accepted | Crockery, decor and kitchen items that are intact |
| Electrical | Conditional | Must pass safety testing before resale |
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick answers about visiting Neighbours Aid – charity shop Minyama in Minyama. Confirm hours, donation rules and stock on the day. Volunteer-run shops can change rosters without updating every directory listing straight away.
Where is Neighbours Aid – charity shop Minyama located?
Neighbours Aid – charity shop Minyama is at shop d/2 Eden St, Minyama QLD 4575, Minyama, QLD.
Can I donate furniture to Neighbours Aid – charity shop Minyama?
This store primarily focuses on clothing and smaller items, so large furniture is not usually accepted. Call ahead before bringing bulky donations.
Is Neighbours Aid – charity shop Minyama open on weekends?
Yes. See the opening hours above for Saturday and Sunday times.
What payment methods does Neighbours Aid – charity shop Minyama accept?
Neighbours Aid – charity shop Minyama accepts: Credit cards, Debit cards, NFC mobile payments.
Is Neighbours Aid – charity shop Minyama wheelchair accessible?
Yes. Facilities include: Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance.
Thrift Shopping Guides
New to thrifting in Minyama, or after a better haul? These guides cover timing, donations, and getting more from a visit to Neighbours Aid – charity shop Minyama and nearby charity stores. Start with restock timing if you want fresher rails, or donation etiquette if you're dropping bags after a wardrobe clean-out.
