by Lisa Smith | Jun 23, 2020 | Better textile recycling, Charity Fund Raising
Refer a new customer to us and you could earn an extra £100 on top of your collection payment! Here at Recycled Clothing Banks we are incredibly proud to be supporting schools, charities, community groups, local authorities and businesses with textile recycling...
by Lisa Smith | May 22, 2020 | Better textile recycling, Recycled Clothing Ideas
Ok, so we all know about ‘fast food’ and we all know how it is linked to the decline in our health. Unfortunately ‘fast fashion’ is having the same impact on our environment. Since 2000, the price point on clothing as dropped massively, which means we can get more for...
by Lisa Smith | Mar 15, 2020 | Better textile recycling, Charity Fund Raising, Recycled Clothing Ideas
If your business, charity or community project is in need of raising funds to financially support your initiative, then we have the answer here at Recycled Clothing Banks – order a recycled clothing bin from us today. We work all around London, Essex and Hertfordshire...
by Lisa Smith | Feb 15, 2020 | Better textile recycling, Clothing Bins
Do you make a conscious effort to recycle your clothes? A staggering 1/3 of clothes across the UK will end up in the rubbish bin and go into landfill. If you think that your old clothes are too worn to wear any longer, don’t throw them out – donate them to a local...
by Lisa Smith | Aug 13, 2019 | Better textile recycling, Charity Fund Raising, Recycled Clothing Ideas
What are the true benefits of clothes bank London? A recent study carried out by clothing reuse charity ‘TRAID’ (Textile Reuse and International Development has shown that almost a quarter of people (23%) living in London have the equivalent to 123 million clothing...
by Lisa Smith | Jul 11, 2019 | Better textile recycling, Charity Fund Raising
As a parent/carer or teacher, we all want the very best education for our children. Unfortunately, we live in a world of economic turmoil and the first thing to go is usually financial support in our education system. The onus then falls on the PTA, staff and kids’...
