The Salvation Army and ZigZag have announced a partnership, Donate by Post, whereby consumers shopping on ZigZag partner retailer websites will be able to access a portal to make clothing donations via InPost lockers.
Al Gerrie, CEO at ZigZag, said: “Most people would love to see their unwanted items go to a good home or recycled. However, the uplifting willingness to donate can pose its own challenges to charities, particularly in managing the often unpredictable surges heading back to their brick-and-mortar stores. It can also be difficult for retailers to easily get involved.
“Our smart portal will provide digital visibility for charities whilst providing a barrier-free route for retailers to help facilitate hassle-free donations from the public and championing more eco-friendly practices.
Shaunacy Burne, Corporation Donation Manager at Salvation Army Trading Company said: “We’re thrilled to collaborate with ZigZag Returns to transform convenience into meaningful change. Through our Donate by Post initiative, we’re making it easier than ever for people to give their unwanted clothing, shoes, and accessories a second life. Items donated through the portal will help to raise vital funds to support the most vulnerable people across the UK. Together, we’re creating a solution that combines sustainability and social impact – because small steps can lead to lasting change.”
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