Trade Aid

Auckland, Nueva Zelanda

4.5

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4 opiniones

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Teléfono:
+64 9-378 4471
Sitio web:
www.tradeaid.org.nz
Dirección:
172 Ponsonby Rd Ponsonby, Auckland, Nueva Zelanda, 1011
Ponsonby
Paradas y estaciones de transporte público cercanas:
180 mRichmond Road
280 mFitzroy Street
330 mPember Reeves Street
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Hoy

Hoy 09:30 – 17:30
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Horario local (Auckland) 12:49 lunes, 3 de noviembre de 2025

Horario de apertura

lunes 09:30 – 17:30
martes 09:30 – 17:30
miércoles 09:30 – 17:30
jueves 09:30 – 17:30
viernes 09:30 – 17:30
sábado 10:00 – 18:00
domingo 12:00 – 16:00

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4 opiniones sobre Trade Aid

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Tu valoración: 5
Auckland, New Zealand
Wouldn’t it be great if all international business followed the principles of Trade Aid. As it stands, Trade Aid is practically doing it alone, so it feels great to support them. Not that this is hard; the stores are filled with all kinds of treasures from all over the world. The Ponsonby store has a great selection of hand made knick knacks, home wares, stationary and artwork; all of which make ideal gifts. Their jewellery selection is good too, and it’s not expensive at around $ 10 for a pair of earrings. They have a load of handmade paper — perfect for wrapping your trade aid gift. I think what I love best are the little cards that come with many of the items, describing where they are from and who made them. You don’t get anything like this in the Warehouse do ya! It’s such a nice touch, and makes each item that little more special
Tu valoración: 4
Auckland, New Zealand
I always walk past this shop and think I really must stop in and have a browse, so earlier this week as I was out walking with a girlfriend we did just that — stopped in and had a look at all of the lovely Trade Aid items.
I love the big woven baskets and am thinking of returning to buy one to use as a washing basket in my bedroom.
They also have beautiful wrapping paper (some of it handmade) as well as gift cards, jewellery, trinkets and ornaments.
When you shop here you’re supporting those who are facing more severe hardships than ourselves and I commend Trade Aid for providing a not-​for-​profit shop where we can in turn support these people too.
Tu valoración: 4
Auckland, New Zealand
A non profit shop whose premise is basically, import goods from people who live in developing nations as a way to encourage economic growth in their communities. They sell coffee, cocoa, and sugar which was grown under conditions which supposedly don’t exploit the farmers who work in those areas. The rest of their store is like a craft shop, a range of ornaments, bags, wallets, instruments, toys etc. Everything is handmade and has the artistic inspiration of the country where it was made (usually Africa). Great place to buy gifts for people because you will get them something they very likely would have never seen.
Tu valoración: 5
Auckland, New Zealand
When I was growing up, every christmas my Mum would give me and my brother a Trade Aid voucher to go along with whatever our real present was. We’d invariably end up blowing out Trade Aid swag on some sort of miscellaneous percussion instrument or a whimsical wooden toy.
Maybe it’s nostalgia that pushes that fifth star into the Trade Aid picture for me, but I really do feel that the place deserves it.
I need to buy a new wallet because mine ripped over the weekend. I’m definitely going to go to Trade Aid tomorrow and buy. It will probably be made of hemp. I’m okay with that. I’m growing a pony-​tail.