Circular Communities Scotland is pleased to share our Reuse Consortium member Cunninghame Furniture Recycling Company’s 2026 Social Impact Report.
Cunninghame FRC has been a member of the Reuse Consortium since 2019, selling quality–assured reused furniture and mattresses to North Ayrshire Council with support from the Reuse Consortium’s unique business model.
Our award-winning Reuse Consortium offers our members the opportunity to sell refurbished white goods and furniture to Local Authorities, Housing Associations and other public sector organisations, without the need to go through a tendering service.
Thanks to their partnership, North Ayrshire Council is able to provide essential household items to its tenants at a lower cost than buying new, helping them to support more families as well as to reduce waste going into landfill.
Cunninghame FRC has released its social impact figures from 2025 – 2026.
Cunninghame Furniture Recycling Company Social Impact
APRIL 2025 – MARCH 2026
3119 Households Assisted
12849 Items Donated
20 Jobs Sustained
281.9 Tonnes Diverted From Landfill
2190 No of Free Items
70080 Value of free items
Selling goods through the Reuse Consortium is a great way for our members to generate additional income to support their operational budgets, employ staff and support crucial community projects, such as providing free items to those in need.
Reuse Consortium Officer Alysha Cross said…
“We are really proud to have played a part in another impactful year for Cunninghame Furniture Recycling Company. The team there does incredible work, including their mattress reuse project which is a fantastic example of how innovation can help create an entirely new stream of reuse, benefitting the organisation as well as countless families who need access to affordable, clean and safe mattresses. We’d like to pass on our congratulations to Cunninghame Furniture Recycling Company for their impact over the last year.”
For more information about our Reuse Consortium visit our webpage or email reuseconsortium@circularcommunities.scot.