08/10/2026
What happens when you give things one more chance before they go in the bin?
This year, our Donation Drive has once again shown just how much can be achieved when people come together to reduce waste and keep useful items in circulation. ♻️
- Over 8 tonnes of items were sorted, packed and cleaned with the help of 67 volunteers, preventing them from going to waste.
- That represents 35 tonnes of CO₂e avoided – equivalent to driving around the world 5.2 times.
- 1,491 people visited our pay-as-you-feel Kitchen Kit Market, giving everyday items a second life while raising £6,351 for local charity Carriers of Hope.
None of this happens without the time, effort and enthusiasm of our volunteers and colleagues across the University of Warwick who help make the Donation Drive possible.
A brilliant example of what we can achieve by keeping things in use for longer, reducing waste and making a positive difference beyond campus.
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