by Waste to Wonder | 20, Dec, 2021 | Commentary
If you put much stock into the ancient predictions of Nostradamus, 2022 is going to bring us a meteor strike, an AI takeover, and a nuclear bomb. Which are really the last things we need. If you’re a bit more grounded and data-driven (and are in the facilities... by Waste to Wonder | 16, Dec, 2021 | Commentary
Speak to five different businesses and you’ll get five different definitions of ‘sustainability’. For us at Waste to Wonder, the best definition is ‘making things last’. Of course, that applies to the furniture and equipment that we save and redistribute every... by Waste to Wonder | 6, Dec, 2021 | Charities, Company News
After an unprecedented year, Waste to Wonder is proudly launching the next target for its international School in a Box programme: Challenge150. The new campaign will see the ethical clearance company aiming to set a new record of 150 School in a Box deliveries by the... by Waste to Wonder | 1, Nov, 2021 | Commentary, Company News
This week, the eyes of the world turn to the 26th UN Climate Change Conference of the Parties (COP26) in Glasgow. In a year of a global energy crisis and rampaging extreme weather – leading the World Meteorological Organisation to state that powerful heat waves... by Waste to Wonder | 21, Oct, 2021 | Charities, Company News
Ethical clearance company Waste to Wonder is celebrating completing its ambitious Challenge100 campaign, which has seen 100 School in a Box containers filled with office furniture and equipment sent to developing nations since the start of 2021, worth £2.5 million in... by Waste to Wonder | 8, Oct, 2021 | Commentary
‘The circular economy’ is a term few of us had heard of 5 years ago. Now, as a business owner, it’s much more likely to be on your radar. For decades, waste management has been linear. In other words, things are made, things are used, things get discarded. Office... by Waste to Wonder | 3, Sep, 2021 | Company News
If you’re responsible for any kind of waste disposal or clearance within your job role, come and see Waste to Wonder at The Facilities Event at Birmingham NEC from Tuesday 7 – Thursday 9 September 2021. The leadership team including Alan Cooper, Michael Amos, Vince... by Waste to Wonder | 27, Aug, 2021 | Uncategorized
The UN has issued a code red for humanity. Consumers are already doing their part to address climate-damaging activity. Shoppers have demanded reduced plastic and recyclable packaging. They’re shopping local, cutting down on red meat, and buying electric cars. ... by Waste to Wonder | 30, Jul, 2021 | Charities, Company News, Partnerships
Waste to Wonder and Books2Africa have announced an exciting new partnership, where their two charitable programmes will work hand in hand to renovate, furnish and equip schools all over the African continent. Since its beginnings in 2012, Books2Africa has delivered... by Waste to Wonder | 28, Jul, 2021 | Commentary
In economically deprived areas of the globe, British aid saves lives. Britain commits 0.7% of its national income to foreign aid. 0.7% is the UN target set out in 1974 for wealthy nations to meet to help improve global equality. It took us a while to get there, but...
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