Furniture reuse

Clearance Solutions Ltd

Clearance Solutions Ltd is dedicated to providing the most ethical and environmentally sophisticated house clearance and office clearance services in London and the UK.

020 7706 7554

Forest Friendly Furniture Company

Help spread the Reduce, reuse, Recycle message to others by taking something that would otherwise be thrown away and turning it into something practical.

Provide an opportunity to learn and develop valuable skills to young people from East London.

Develop a strong working relationship with other groups/projects with similar goals that we can support and learn from.

07909 222 075

Barnet Furniture Centre

To provide affordable furnishing for those families on low income. To support the community by providing training opportunities to those with learning difficulties and to run apprenticeship schemes. To help Barnet achieve their re-use targets by diverting furniture away from landfill.

020 8361 6802

Chelsea Chicks

Providing low cost reused furniture to people in the Royal Borough of Kensington & Chelsea; alleviating poverty while diverting goods from landfill.

07717 482552

British Heart Foundation

They have a growing number of Furniture and Electrical (F&E) stores across London, which sell a wide range of donated furniture and brand new items from sofas and bedroom furniture to fridges, washing machines and televisions. By recycling and donating your good quality, unwanted furniture or electrical items to F&E stores, you can help save the environment and help save lives. The Charity supports those with illness in a variety of forms and makes on average around 75 free collections from donors per store per week using a network of self employed van drivers.

020 7554 0000

First Fruit

First Fruit Warehousing was set up in November 2002 as part of the work of the East London based charity First Fruit. The focus is to develop training opportunities, employment experience, life-skills support and back-to-work initiatives for people with a history of unemployment and / or homelessness.

020 7476 4888

Emmaus South Lambeth

Emmaus Communities enable people to move on from homelessness, providing work and a home in a supportive, family environment. Companions, as residents are known, work full time collecting renovating and reselling donated furniture. This work supports the Community financially and enables residents to develop skills, rebuild their self-respect and help others in greater need. Companions receive accommodation, food, clothing and a small weekly allowance, but for many, the greatest benefit is a fresh start.

020 8761 4340

SnaffleUp

SnaffleUp.co.uk is a service that promotes the recycling of unwanted but still useful items. We make it simple for you to donate the stuff that is cluttering up your home rather than throw it away. This makes a small but crucial difference to the environment by reducing the growing problem of landfill.

+44 845 643 1786

We Clear Junk Ltd

Our aim is to increase our ability to recycle and promote re-use of junk we collect and clear

020 8961 2861

Hampstead Freecycle

Hampstead Freecycle, London, UK is open to all who want to "recycle" something rather than throw it away. Whether it's a chair, fax machine or old door, feel free to post it. Or are you looking for something yourself? Everything posted must be FREE, legal and appropriate for all ages.

Trinity Activities

Trinity works to achieve transformation in the lives of people suffering the effects of homelessness and exclusion by:
- providing a safe environment that promotes lasting change.
- providing appropriate, non-threatening opportunities of learning, training and qualifications.
- providing employment opportunities at a living wage.

Trinity is a Christian faith based organisation, We are committed to:

020 8797 9500

Give2Give

give2give is a re-use and recycling charity based in Bromley. It was established in 2003 by two local residents and its charitable aim is;

‘to improve the lives of local people across Bromley and the community they live in, not only for today but for generations to come’.

give2give re-uses and recycles furniture, clothing and bric-a-brac donated by local people and raises funds for local good causes through its four retail outlets; two furniture stores and two charity shops in Hayes and Petts Wood.

0845 680 6888

Furniture Reuse Network

The FRN is the national body which supports, assists and develops charitable re-use organisations across the UK . We do this to reduce poverty by helping households in need access furniture, white goods and other household items at affordable prices. In addition, we support re-use organisations in providing training and work placement opportunities for people who are socially excluded.

0117 954 3571

Deltacastle Recycling Services Ltd

To reduce the amount of waste that is going into landfill, to educate and make people aware of recycling issues, to help the planet and be as green as is humanly possible.
Main activities are the collection of paper waste, plastic, toner cartridges and office furniture

020 8422 8977

Deptford Action Group for the Elderly

DAGE is a pensioners' charity, providing a drop-in and information centre to help pensioners relieve social isolation. DAGE also provides an adjacent charity shop, specialising in furniture re-use.

020 8691 8823

Furnish - part of Staying First

Furnish collects domestic furniture donated by members of the public from west London boroughs, diverting tons of items in good reuse condition from damaging landfills. Our clients are usually going into social housing for the first time and are nominated by a wide range of housing organisations and local charities.

020 8996 8920

Kingston Community Furniture

KVA is the umbrella body for voluntary organisations and community groups in the RB of Kingston Upon Thames. It supports the on-going development of the voluntary sector through capacity building, fundraising support and the effective exchange of information. Kingston Community Furniture has been set up by KVA to reduce used furniture going to landfill by collecting, storing and re-distributing furniture to low-income groups.

020 8942 5500

Acton Recycling Community

To relieve persons in need - those suffering from drug or alcohol addiction by provision of rehabilitative training.

020 8840 4636

Newham Community Recycling Ltd

Community Recycling of bulky household items for re-use by the local community. Recycling to aid the targets of the London Borough of Newham. To improve local community areas through use and dissemination of information and experience of its staff and members.

0208 430 2000

Hounslow Furniture Recycling Project

Recycling donated furniture to alleviate poverty / hardship and divert usable material from landfill and disposal

020 8814 2225

CRISP

CRISP designs, develops and delivers a variety of Reuse and Recycling projects for Businesses, Universities, Charities and the Community Sector.

CRISP’s aims are to:
- realise the environmental benefits of sustainable development and the minimisation of the waste of resources
- realise the local employment opportunities of sustainable development
- generate income and support for local community projects and organisations

020 7703 5222

ReStore Community Projects

ReStore Community Projects is a registered charity which recycles and reuses domestic furniture and appliances for the benefit of people in need. Our key objectives are:

To provide good quality low cost furniture and appliances
To provide training and employment opportunities, in particular those who are or have been homeless or those with other social needs
To help the environment through the reuse and recycling and appliances

We are both a registered charity and a company limited by guarantee.

020 8493 0900

Richmond Furniture Scheme

Richmond Furniture Scheme's aims and objectives are to:

- Alleviate poverty by collecting donations of furniture in good condition from the general public and make it available to people in need at minimal cost.
- Encourage re-use and refurbishment of furniture and household goods thus reducing the amount of materials sent to landfill.
- Promote awareness of waste reduction by involving more of the community in the process of re-use.

020 8755 4665

Homestore

Homestore is a community furniture reuse project to enable low income households to furnish their homes without getting into debt.

020 8519 6264

Green-Works

Green-works are dedicated to changing the way society thinks about waste by demonstrating that it is an opportunity; an asset and valuable resource for others.

Through their one-stop office furniture collection service, they offer a viable alternative to landfill that enables corporates and government bodies to revise their office furniture waste streams to:

- actively protect the environment
- make quality office items available at low cost to schools, charities, community
groups, hospitals and small businesses across the UK

0845 230 2231

Emmaus Greenwich

Emmaus Greenwich is a self-supporting community that tackles the problems of

020 8316 5398

The Vine Project

Relief of poverty by: Provision of a furniture reuse project; Provision of a drop-in for reuse of children's clothes, toys and nursery equipment. Training: A supported volunteering project for adults with extra support needs. Reuse of shop display materials for other local charities.

020 8685 6640

FAST (Furniture Aid South Thames)

Supporting volunteers to engage in meaningful daytime activities. Enabling vulnerable members of the community to furnish homes. Participating in local community activities and operating as a sustainable development enterprise.

To supply affordable second-hand furniture to the most vulnerable members of the community.

For furniture donations email: fastdonations@yahoo.co.uk

020 7793 7787

Forest Recycling Project

Aims:

Forest Recycling Project aims to promote social and environmental justice and help create a sustainable society through practical initiatives to reuse, recycle and reduce waste.

Objectives:

• Environmental: Mitigate climate change, adapt to energy change and improve the local and global environment by promoting behaviour change and advancing sustainable resource management

• Social: Increase access to resources, alleviate poverty and create work and volunteering opportunities for people to take positive actions to build resilient communities

020 8539 3856

London Community Resource Network

Furniture reuse