Primark was founded on a mission that everyone deserves to look and feel good – without paying more. We stand for great value without compromise, offering affordable fashion and everyday essentials that are made to last.
A creative workshop programme encouraging participants to repair, alter and up-cycle their old or tired clothing, rather than buy new. Our mission is to create a more sustainable fashion industry through sharing sewing skills, changing habits and creating communities of repair. We deliver community and private workshops in community centres, libraries, workplaces, universities and more across the U.K. and online.
Nappy Ever After CIC promotes the reduction of disposable nappy waste through the use of reusable nappies.
Patch Twickenham is a local coworking and community space supporting collaboration, sustainability, and creativity. We host workshops, events, and initiatives that bring residents, small businesses, and changemakers together to share skills and ideas.
I'm Multi-media artist focussed on sustainability and community, working in partnership with community organisations and groups.
The Stitch Archive serves as a research and development facility for designers, students, and the textile curious. We hold workshops and research visits, teaching a variety of skills as well as giving insights into the luxury fashion industry in which we work.
Fashion-Enter Ltd is a social enterprise and manufacturer delivering ethical UK garment production, technical education, and sustainability-led innovation. Through industry partnerships, training, and circular manufacturing, it supports brands, develops talent, and strengthens responsible fashion supply chains.
Decathlon is a family-owned company, founded in 1976, and inspired by the belief that the best sports products should be accessible to everyone.
SocialBox.Biz is a London-based Community Interest Company that focuses on reusing old corporate technology and supporting disadvantaged groups, such as the people experiencing homeless moving into permanent accommodation and older adults on small pension. They promote sustainable practices by reusing IT equipment and ask companies to contact SocialBoxBiz first before disposal and recycling IT hardware.
Presenting the very best of Japanese art, design, gastronomy, innovation and technology, Japan House London provides an authentic encounter with Japan.
ELWA is a statutory Joint Waste Disposal Authority (JWDA), responsible for the sustainable treatment and disposal of waste collected by the London Boroughs of Barking & Dagenham, Havering, Newham and Redbridge, along with the operation of four Reuse and Recycling Centres and a Waste Prevention Programme, designed to encourage more sustainable lifestyles to support a reduction in the amount of waste being created.
Saras Fix is a community-focused electronics repair and digital skills organisation in central London, providing affordable device repairs, circular economy solutions, and hands-on training through repair cafés, workshops, and youth tech programmes
