
The Circular Economy can end homelessness! (ESG Case Study)
Connecting ESG Reporting to real outcomes Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy is an opportunity to showcase that in a circular economy, we can maximize social
Facilitating connections between business, government and nonprofits to power the Circular Economy for social good.
Tap into existing flows of usable furniture and household items helping to furnish homes and reduce landfill.
Help save landfill space, carbon impact and tax payer rates through diversion.
Creates commercial relationships with revenue models to support ongoing growth and network expansion.
Support turning housing into homes and assist the likelihood of success of families emerging from homelessness.
Creating easy mechanisms for communities, corporations and consumers to impact their communities and the environment in immediate and tangible ways.
Our services can support the creation of win-win-win solutions including:
Connecting ESG Reporting to real outcomes Reaching Home: Canada’s Homelessness Strategy is an opportunity to showcase that in a circular economy, we can maximize social
Designing reverse logistics models for Social Impact There is an Eastern European folk tale about a hungry traveller who walks into an impoverished village asking
IKEA set the ambitious goal of tackling social and environmental changes in 2018 through its People & Planet Positive strategy. This new strategy promotes a
Furniture Bank here in Toronto has been tracking data outputs for 10 years now. We all know that throwing a good couch or bed into
Was great to see major brands changing their operations to be part of the circular economy and tackle consumption and waste. Making the furniture sector
EPA Reports 9.8 Million Tons Per Year in Furniture Waste Very limited research occurs on societies least-recycled item in a household. In 2009, U.S. EPA