Salvation Army Trading Company Ltd (SATCoL)

Our partners share our values in reducing waste and taking the necessary sustainable steps to save our planet.

Today is #Nationalinternetday SATCoL’s IT Reuse scheme is giving second-hand devices a new lease of life. Donated equipment is made available to those who need it most. And what's more, the profits raised from the resale of the generous items we receive is given to The Salvation Army to continue to support the great work they do across the country.

We are keen to hear from you! Let us know if there is anything we can do to support your business further with our sustainable solutions. Together we can help divert more items away from disposal and extend the useful life of products. Get in touch : https://lnkd.in/eK7Xrb-B

We are the largest charity-owned textiles collector in the UK, working with our partners to reuse and recycle donated items sustainably and ethically, and to raise vital funds to support the work of The Salvation Army.

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Our collaborations provide an opportunity to support the circular economy whilst, raising vital funds for charity. Get in touch and learn more about how you can partner with us: www.satcol.org/contact

A joint venture between Salvation Army Trading Company and Project Plan B, known as Project Re:claim, operating in Kettering, Northamptonshire is the first commercial-scale, post-consumer polyester recycling plant of its kind that providing a solution to the issue of polyester textile waste. The plant will recycle post-consumer garments and other textiles, and supply the raw material back into the fashion and textiles industries. Majonne Frost, Head of Environment and Sustainability at SATCoL, said: “This partnership brings together the large-scale collection and processing capabilities of The Salvation Army, with the cutting-edge technology developed by Project Plan B and PURE LOOP. Together we are working together to bring new solutions and services, at scale, that will help create a textile circular economy.”

SATCoL's flooring reuse scheme invites businesses to donate excess, postproduction or end of season flooring to be repurposed. Donated stock will be distributed to Salvation Army donation centres across the UK to provide affordable flooring for those who need it most. Interested in donating your used or excess flooring? Get in touch: partnerships@satcol.org

SATCoL's flooring reuse scheme invites businesses to donate excess, postproduction or end of season flooring to be repurposed. Donated stock will be distributed to Salvation Army donation centres across the UK to provide affordable flooring for those who need it most. Interested in donating your used or excess flooring? Get in touch: E: partnerships@satcol.org

Listen to our Sustainable Conversation podcast series 2, featuring special guests from fashion, TV and music, and leading advocates for sustainable fashion. Find the SATCoL podcast series on Apple, Spotify or by visiting SATCoL TV:https://lnkd.in/e6es6sKe