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Shopping for home essentials doesn’t have to break the bank. Whether it’s a bed, sofa or an appliance for the kitchen, we’ve got loads of pre-loved furniture and white goods on offer to suit your home and budget.

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Online sales

Shopping for home essentials doesn’t have to break the bank. Whether it’s a bed, sofa or an appliance for the kitchen, we’ve got loads of pre-loved furniture and white goods on offer to suit your home and budget.

Visit Our Marketplace

Our values are key to what we do at furniture matters, and we’re proud of the positive impact our work has on both our local communities and the local environment

Our goals

Furniture Matters’ goal is to help low income homeowners and renters buy affordable essentials: with furniture and white goods to help them set up in their home.

This particularly benefits those who may otherwise struggle, thinking their only option is to turnto the trap of high interest loans or weekly payment stores.

We extensively refurbish unwanted white goods, computers, cycles and other household goods,and provides them at low cost to local people in need.

We also offer a range of volunteering and accredited training opportunities for people who are out of work, and want to develop new skills or gain vital work experience.

Environmental impact

The ease of our free collection services means that so many unwanted items are taken away tobe repaired and refurbished. These are then sold locally at low cost, or donated to charitable causes and used to help those in need in the local community.

So items which would either end up in landfill, or simply dumped, are given a new lease of the local environment doesn’t feel the impact

These infographics below explain more about the impact our work has had.

Community & social impact

There are three ways in which our work benefits people locally

1

Being able to provide quality new and used white goods, furniture and domestic appliances at such a low cost means fewer people resort to high interest credit to finance something as necessary as having furniture in your home.

2

We have a range of volunteering and work experience opportunities that provide skills training and enhance employment prospects for people in the area.

3

We help local charitable causes, such as domestic abuse or homelessness refuges. By donating items, you could be helping to furnish someone’s room or new home who otherwise wouldn’t be able to make somewhere feel like home.

Volunteering and training

Don’t know your next step?

We can give you the skills and experience you need in order to get your dream job.

We can support you no matter what you are interested in.

Our work experience programmes include a quality work placement, Maths and English functional skills and the best possible chance of progression into further education, training or employment.

We’d love to hear from you. Get in touch to tell us what you’re looking to achieve and to see if we have any suitable opportunities available

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part of syncora

Furniture Matters is part of Syncora – combining expertise and innovation to achieve maximum social impact.

Syncora brings together specialist companies and charities with a shared vision. Together, we achieve maximum social impact by creating effective, collaborative services that make a real difference to people’s lives.

Our flexible approach, our award-winning staff, and our wide range of expertise help us adapt to the fast-changing environment in which we work. Our purpose, imagination and passion drive us to find solutions to problems in exciting new ways.

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Check our warehouse stock, book an item collection or discuss a large scale refurbishment.

We look forward to hearing from you!

Call: 01524 426622

Email: office@furniturematters.org.uk

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