What we collect doesn’t go to landfill.
Furniture, electronics, and clothing, passed from people who don't need them to people who do.
Home Start — Furniture Reuse
Beds, sofas, tables, wardrobes, and white goods, collected and passed on to families moving into a tenancy with nothing, care leavers setting up their first home, refugees, and people rebuilding after a crisis.
What we collect
Beds, sofas, armchairs, tables, wardrobes, fridges, washing machines — clean, usable, and in working order. Message us if you’re not sure whether something qualifies.
Who it goes to
Households referred through Group Enterprise, Housing Associations, and partner organisations, prioritised by need.
How to donate
Contact us to arrange a free collection — the same van that delivers also collects.
Digital Access Project — Electronics Reuse
Laptops and devices from local businesses and schools upgrading their IT, refurbished and data-wiped, then passed to job seekers, students, and low-income families who need one to apply for work, study, or stay in touch.
What we collect
Laptops, tablets, and desktop computers from business and school IT refreshes. Every device is securely wiped before it’s passed on — your data never travels with the hardware.
Who it goes to
Job seekers, students, and low-income families referred through Group Enterprise and partner organisations.
For businesses and schools
Retiring equipment as part of an IT refresh? Get in touch — we’ll collect, and you’ll have a clear record of where it went.
Community Wardrobe Initiative — Clothing Reuse
Retail returns, overstock, and manufacturer samples, sorted and passed on at no cost to people who need them.
What we collect
Unsold retail stock, returns, and samples from local retailers and brands — not currently accepting individual clothing donations.
Who it goes to
Households referred through Group Enterprise and partner organisations.
Why This Matters
Group Enterprise’s founder researched circular economy business models before GECLR existed, and found recycling and reuse to be the most consistently effective practices among the start-ups studied — not an untested idea, a well-evidenced one. Every item redistributed is one less thing in landfill and one more thing in a home that needed it.
Want to request an item, not donate one? The same contact route works both ways — tell us what you need.