by Lisa Smith | Oct 5, 2026 | Better textile recycling, Recycled Clothing Ideas
How to have fun without the plastic waste Halloween is supposed to be a night of imagination, creativity and fun. For one evening, children and adults can become witches, vampires, ghosts, superheroes, monsters or almost anything else they can imagine, but behind the...
by Lisa Smith | Sep 16, 2026 | Better textile recycling, Charity, Charity Fund Raising, Clothing Bins, Recycled Clothing Ideas, Schools
With more people looking for convenient and responsible ways to dispose of unwanted clothes, a local clothing recycling bank can make a real difference At Recycled Clothing Banks, we provide FREE branded clothing banks that make it easy for communities, businesses,...
by Lisa Smith | Jul 27, 2026 | Better textile recycling, Charity Fund Raising, Clothing Bins, Recycled Clothing Ideas
Raise funds for your community and help the planet too Are you looking for recycling ideas that earn money and make a positive environmental impact that’s also an easy and effective way to support local community projects, charities, schools, or business...
by Lisa Smith | Apr 21, 2026 | Better textile recycling, Charity Fund Raising
Fundraising is the lifeblood of many community projects, charities, and local initiatives. Whether you’re supporting a school, funding a community upgrade, or backing a charitable cause, coming up with fresh and effective ways to raise money can sometimes feel like a...
by Lisa Smith | Mar 22, 2026 | Better textile recycling, Charity Fund Raising, Recycled Clothing Ideas, Schools
If your business, charity or community project needs a little financial boost to raise extra funding, there’s a simple and environmentally friendly solution: get cash for clothes with Recycled Clothing Banks. We work across London and the Home Counties, helping...
by Lisa Smith | Feb 27, 2026 | Better textile recycling, Recycled Clothing Ideas, Recycling Shoes
In the UK, it’s estimated that around 26,000 tonnes of shoe waste are collected and redistributed for reuse each year, but around 143,000 tonnes of discarded shoes typically end up in landfill instead of being reused or recycled. When you next visit your local textile...
