Reuse is the perfect opportunity to help your staff get that "Ahhh I've got a clear and tidy space" feeling

We want to make it easier for you to increase staff engagement on your reuse program.

In the run up to Spring, it’s the perfect time of year to deliver some sort of declutter campaign.

We have done spring clear out campaigns in the past. Some of our customers have delivered "Dump the Junk" campaigns also- so we thought we would produce some support materials. 

Our Dump The Junk campaign support materials include everything you need to deliver the campaign in an effective and exciting way.

It’ll help you cut through the other noise on your estate and get your staff onboard the reuse journey while thoroughly enjoying clearing their space!

You are going to need:

• 5 minutes to read this article
• 15 minutes to digest the downloads including step by step action plan, templates and comms materials
• 4-5 hours to get everything ready and launched

What are you waiting for? Get started now and see why a Dump the Junk campaign is the perfect opportunity to increase the reuse in your organisation!

By the way: 

If you think that "Dump the Junk" could have some negative connotations for a reuse/ declutter campaign, remember we have some other campaigns available. 

• Declutter
• Spring Clean

Access the campaign materials below and get ready to reap the rewards!

As far as we know, no other service allows organisations like schools, municipal councils, healthcare , central government, charities and private sector, to trade and reuse surplus assets with each other for free.

We provide an equipment and furniture reuse network where you can always find homes for your unwanted items and where you can always find 2nd hand supplies!

• 60% of the trades on the system take place within the same organisation. 

• The rest of the trades are inter agency- that is between organisations!

Warp It welcomes back Clare Topping from Northampton General Hospital to talk about

• challenges,
• getting people to think differently, 
• repair and reuse,
• and how refurbishing assets has proved beneficial at their site.

In this article you are going to learn about

Welcome! If you’ve seen our other signpost articles on getting people to buy in to your ideas, and the benefits of Warp It to the healthcare sector, just to name a couple, then you’ll know how this page functions.

If it’s your first visit to one of our signposts, here’s a quick explanation:

We have collected all of our articles and interviews that relate to a certain topic and we give a link and an introduction to each one, all on this page. In this instance, we are talking about how to improve collaboration and build support for reuse.

We assume you are here because you want to get reuse embedded into your organisation.

If you want reuse to become 2nd nature in your organisation you need to get the wishlist function working for you!

When wishlists are maximised three great things happen.

• The disposer gets rid of their item straight away
• The recipient gets an item straight away
• There's no need for storage

In this blog post we explain what the wishlist is, why it is good and how to get your staff adding items to their wishlist!

We’ve seen our partners do amazing things, such as win national awards, save tens of thousands of pounds worth of equipment from going to landfill, and put together incredible reuse networks that encourage people to share.

In this case study, we are going to look at one network that has done all of these things, and more. We are talking about The Sunderland Partnership.

Materials for a reuse campaign

At the end of this article you can download materials such as screen savers, email signatures, social media images and posters to use to deliver the visual element of a reuse campaign to promote your Warp It furniture and equipment reuse program.

You are going to need:

• 5 minutes to read this article
• 15 minutes to digest the downloads
• 4-5 hours to get everything ready and launched