Wisbech Donations Hub, a partnership between The Ferry Project and The King’s Church Wisbech, has joined the Reuse Network. 

Reuse Network is the UK’s only membership body dedicated to charitable and voluntary reuse organisations. Together members are reducing poverty, tackling waste, and offering a brighter and better future for the most isolated individuals in our society.

Verity McChlery, Manager of Wisbech Donations Hub says, “We are very pleased to be joining the Reuse Network whose aims align so perfectly with our own. The King’s Church and Ferry Project began this initiative using resources that have so generously been donated by local resisdents and other organisations. We are here because of our community, to serve our community. Our pilot year demonstrated that there is a need for this type of project in Fenland and we are excited to be on the journey of growing and developing to help the most amount of people as possible, to meet as many of their needs as possible whilst also preventing usable items going to landfill thereby, in some small way, helping us to care for our world. It is fantastic to be part of a collective who can help, advise and encourage us on this this journey.”

Last year, Resue Network members helped support 1.35 million households gain access to affordable household items, saving them £288.8 million compared to buying these items new. In addition to this, 83,262 tonnes of CO2 emissions were saved between April 2024 and March 2025. 

Craig Anderson, CEO of Reuse Network said: “We’re delighted that Wisbech Donations Hub have joined us. Our vibrant community of over 100 reuse charities from across the UK are part of a growing movement for socially driven reuse.  

We pride ourselves on creating a supportive network, giving our members the opportunity to forge partnerships, access resources, and amplify their impact in the circular economy.  Together, we are building a society where everyone can create a sustainable home”.