Recycle your used postage stamps and help raise vital funds for life saving revolutionary medical equipment for hospitals in Buckinghamshire.
Collecting stamps is a quick and easy way to support Scannappeal. We encourage you to save any postage stamps whether they are Foreign or British, old or new, we will be happy to recycle them for cash.
1) Collect your postage stamp from letters and cards that you receive.
2) Cut out your stamp leaving a 1cm border around the envelope or packaging.
3) Take your stamps to one of our collection points (see full list of collection points below).
For more information please see our FAQs
Here is a list of locations that you can drop of your stamps.
– Amersham Hospital, Scannappeal Bookshop – 2nd Floor, Amersham Hospital, HP7 0JD
– Burnham Community Library – Windsor Lane, Burnham, SL1 7HR
– Chalfont St Peter Community Library – High Street, Chalfont St peter, Gerrards Cross, SL9 9QA
– Great Missenden Community Library – High Street, Great Missenden, HP16 0AL
– Haddenham Community Library – Banks Park, Banks Road, Haddenham, HP17 8EE
– Little Chalfont Community Library – Cokes Lane, Little Chalfont, Buckinghamshire, HP7 9QA
– Scannappeal Office – Ground Floor, Amersham Hospital, HP7 0JD
– Stoke Mandeville Hospital, Scannappeal Bookshop – Ground Floor (opposite Oasis Cafe), Stoke Mandeville Hospital, HP21 8AL
– Wycombe Hospital, Scannappeal Bookshop – Ground Floor, Wycombe Hospital, HP11 2TT
– Wycombe Library – First Floor, 5 Eden Place, High Wycombe, HP11 2DH
If you would like to become a collection point please contact us here
If you would like your company, school, library or business to get involved and collect stamps on our behalf, create a stamp collection box in a shared area and let your organisation know.
If you have a large donation of stamps, we would be happy to collect the stamps from your premises.
Download your STAMPAPPEAL Blank Poster to advertise your stamp collection point throughout your organisation.
Varieties of everyday stamps featuring the queens head are collectible
GB stamps weighing 2 kilos will provide £20 to Scannappeal
By recycling stamps you are doing something useful with something you would have otherwise thrown away.
The rarest and most valuable stamp in the world is the British Guiana 1c Magenta, estimated value of 9 million euros
