29/09/2026
WHAT DOES LOCAL CLIMATE ACTION LOOK LIKE?
For us, it looks like useful items being given another life, families accessing affordable goods, people learning practical skills and volunteers working together to support their community.
As part of Scotland’s Climate Week, we’re highlighting what our customers told us about the value of the Stirling Reuse Hub.
When we asked what Stirling would lose without the Hub, people talked about much more than shopping. They talked about affordable goods, community connection, volunteering, employment, skills and the environmental benefits of reuse.
However, 22.2% of respondents did not know that the Reuse Hub is part of Transition Stirling. Others asked us to share more evidence showing the difference our work makes.
YOU SAID: Tell us more about your impact.
WE’RE DOING: We will share more facts, stories and information from our Impact Report across social media and within the Hub.
In 2025 alone:
♻️ 120 tonnes of material were diverted
🌍 Approximately 95,000kg of CO₂ was saved
🏠 Around 79,000 reused items found new homes
🤝 More than 80 volunteers supported our work
🛠️ More than 60 events and workshops were delivered
Climate action isn’t always a large national project. Often, it starts locally with people choosing to donate, borrow, repair, reuse, volunteer or learn a new skill.
Those everyday actions add up, and we’re going to do more to show the difference they make.
Our social media isn’t monitored all the time, and as a charity we unfortunately can't get back to everyone, so the best way to know if we have something in stock is to pop in and have a look around! ✨
OPENING HOURS:
Weds -Sat 10am-5pm
Sun 11am-4pm
Mon + Tues - Closed
Donations:
Wednesdays 10 - 4pm
Saturdays 10 - 4pm
Sundays 11 - 1pm
For donation enquiries, please email us at [email protected].