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Many garments and textile products aren't designed with ‘end of life’ in mind and can't be recycled, adding to textile waste. Project Re:claim opens up opportunities for textiles to be designed for purpose, without any compromise to fashion, performance or the environment.

SATCoL launch new campaign as urgent call for unwanted stock to help transforms lives. satcol.org/businesses

Working with our partners and through our reuse and recycling schemes, we reduce landfill impact, extend product life, and recycle items unsuitable for resale. SATCoL's profits from your donations go to The Salvation Army, with over £100 million donated in the last decade alone.

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The Salvation Army Trading Company introduced a flooring reuse service to divert items from disposal. Businesses can donate excess, post production or end-of-season flooring to be repurposed and distributed to donation centres across the UK, providing for those who need it most.

Each year, we reuse and recycle around 250 million items: clothing, homeware, furniture, electrical items, toys, games, and more. By extending their useful life, we are reducing waste, cutting greenhouse gas emissions, and raising funds for vital charity work.

The Salvation Army Trading Company partner with London Marathon Events to collect clothing discarded by participants prior to the Start line. Are you taking part in the upcoming events? The clothing we collect is resold, reused or recycled.

We encourage the reuse and recycling of textiles and other items through our nationwide network of charity shops, donation centres and clothing banks.

The funds we raise as the trading arm of the charity support the work of The Salvation Army.

Our Corporate Partnership team respond quickly to requests, delivering solutions in all aspects of overstocks, customer take-back collections, returned and end-of-range stock management.

Our partnership opportunities for brands helps to divert more items away from disposal.

By extending the useful life of products, Salvation Army Trading Company and its partners make a positive contribution to reducing unnecessary waste, greenhouse gas emissions, and raising vital funds for charity work.

SATCoL’s investment in modern processing centres and new technology means we can offer new ways of reusing and recycling textiles on a commercial scale.

SATCoL work in partnership with brands and retailers to accept excess, returned and end-of-line stock of clothing and home-goods to be resold in its charity shops across the country. Interested to learn more? Get in touch E:[email protected]

We’re keen to explore partnership opportunities with brands and retailers, together we can reduce waste and divert more items away from landfill. Please get in touch E: [email protected]

SATCoL urgently calls for brands and retailers to donate unwanted stock to help transforms lives. Contact our Corporate Partnerships team to learn more about how we can support your business: [email protected] satcol.org/businesses

Are you a brand or retailer with excess, returned or end-of-line stock of clothing and home-goods? We want to hear from you. Together we can help raise vital funds for charity and reduce waste. Get in touch E: [email protected]

The Salvation Army Trading Company has received industry wide recognition for their efforts to support brand and retailers to meet their sustainability goals and encourage second-hand shopping.