It might be too early to put the Michael Bublé Christmas CD on just yet, but it’s not too early for us here at Warp It to tell you that we are setting the target of £3m in charity donations through our platform by December 25th.

Every so often Warp It customers want to send items straight to charities, and other third parties.

Here's a guide to show you how to do this.

Within the admin settings panel, you'll find ‘Control Partners’.

This section will enable admins to allow items to be immediately assigned to third parties.

Log in as admin> settings> control partners.

See below.

Our customers have exceeded expectations! As of now customers have saved £2.7million worth of furniture and equipment and donated it to charities all over the country!! 

Yes they have given furniture and equipment to the value of £2.7million to all the third sector. 

Many Warp It members redistribute items to third parties, and communicating the practicalities is important to ensure a smooth and problem-free experience.  

Here is a guide to show you how to customise your communications to third parties during the redistribution process.

Occasionally, you may need to make a claim for something that has been redistributed previously.

Often this is because the items were claimed outside of the Warp It system, or a charity may have turned up on site and taken extra assets that you want to account for. 

When donating items to charities, schools, and other third parties you'll want to bypass the internal reuse phase.

Welcome back! In part four of this series looking at organisation and city level sharing of surplus assets, we are focusing on the University of London.

The Warp It reuse system is a network whereby schools can access free corporate assets like stationery,  chairs, desks, cabinets, sports equipment etc. There is no charge to join and the surplus assets are free, too. Please register here to start to access free corporate assets in your area. 

We have just introduced free access for all charities and schools!

We used to charge £50 for schools for the year but we have dropped this to remove the financial barrier and give schools free access.

This move was inspired by news articles like this and also hearing the same sort of story locally where we live.

We see surplus stationery and educational equipment everyday on a massive scale so we think making this move is actually a duty of ours to take advantage of the power of our network.

The purpose of this blog post is to help existing customers increase their charity donation capacity in the local area.

As you may know, a large part of Warp It is designed to facilitate the passage of surplus corporate assets into the charity sector, and so far we have helped our customers donate over £2m worth of assets.