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The Deliver Phase
SWOT Analysis
Strengths Weaknesses Opportunities Threats
Toy selection can be limited Toy Pop Up Shop could adapt Donations could be taken ad-
Through the school campaign,
and based on uptake of toy do- and grow to become a retail vantage of, used as a way to
our reach is national.
nations. space with multiple locations. off-load.
Provide a known national avenue
We offer local and convenient Infrequent toy donation ave-
for toy donation drop off points Toy Quality could be neglected
access, one drop off point for toy nue, depending on the date and
and a known secondhand toy - donating inappropriate toys.
donations. time of the school event.
shop to enable purchasing.
Move away from negative per-
We provide support, guidance
ceptions surrounding second- Administrative tasks & logistics
and education on ways to Re-evaluation of toys at drop off
hand toys and market the pur- could be high - checking qual-
participate in a toy circulating points could increase adminis-
chasing of preloved toys as high ity of toys, storing toys, trans-
community for both parents and trative tasks on event days.
end - make reused toys cool porting toys
children
again.
Donations could be provid-
We provide opportunities for con- Promote the gifting of second-
Acceptance of large scale toys ed but preloved toys not pur-
suming secondhand toys, from hand toys and remove social
wouldn’t be acheivable due to chased, resulting in oversup-
local known sources, providing stigma surrounding this. In-
the transient nature of toy pop ply of toy stock, and lack of
quality assurances and connect- creasing uptake of reused toys
up shop. engagement with purchasing
ing communities with a mindset. and sustainable consumption.
preloved items.
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