Essex-based B Corp Premier Print and Promotions Ltd has donated 256 surplus items to five charities through A Good Thing, helping useful but no longer required products find new homes while supporting organisations across the UK.

As an annual supporter of A Good Thing, Premier Print and Promotions used the platform to redistribute a range of equipment and office essentials that may otherwise have gone to waste.

Colchester Foodbank received a Canon EOS 1000D camera to help capture and share its work supporting people facing hardship across the local community.

Waste Not Want Not Battersea, which transforms surplus food into nutritious meals while teaching cooking skills and reducing food waste, received a Nikon camera. The equipment is now being used to produce educational videos focused on cooking and healthy eating.

London’s Jermyn Street Theatre received 12 office phones to support its day-to-day operations behind the scenes. The independent West End charity is dedicated to staging bold productions and championing emerging talent.

RAMA (Refugee, Asylum Seeker and Migrant Action) received brand-new mouse mats for its team and the learners it supports. The organisation works to reduce destitution and homelessness while helping refugees, asylum seekers and migrants access essential services.

Women of Grace UK, a survivor-led organisation tackling female genital mutilation and other forms of gender-based violence, received rulers and coffee cups to support its community activities.

The donations demonstrate how surplus products—ranging from specialist equipment to everyday workplace essentials—can be put to valuable use by charities and community organisations.

Premier Print and Promotions said of the donation: “For companies who are looking to donate, A Good Thing is the perfect place to do so.”

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