Get involved
Fundraise
Bring people together around something positive
Whether it’s a personal challenge, a workplace idea or a community event, every fundraiser helps keep furbd moving and reaching people who need support.
You can set up your own fundraising page through Enthuse to collect donations, share your story and encourage support from friends, family or colleagues. If you are not quite sure where to start, that is absolutely fine. We are here to help with ideas, resources and support, from setting up your page to spreading the word.
Raise awareness
Help our work reach further
Sometimes the most powerful support is helping others discover what we do.
You can raise awareness by:
- Making introductions to businesses with unused tech
- Sharing our work and stories with your networks
- Recommending furbd to organisations, schools or community groups
Small actions like these help open doors and create new opportunities.
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Corporate support
Partner with us for practical impact
We work with businesses and organisations who want to take meaningful action on environmental and social responsibility.
Supporting furbd can contribute to your ESG and CSR goals through:
- Responsible reuse of surplus technology
- Reducing electronic waste and carbon impact
- Supporting digital access and inclusion locally
- Employee volunteering and team engagement opportunities
We offer flexible ways to get involved, from bulk technology donations and corporate volunteering days to longer-term partnerships.
Become a furbd distributor
We work with local organisations across the Tees Valley who know their communities well and understand where access to technology is missing. Becoming a furbd distributor means helping refurbished devices reach people who need them most, in a way that’s thoughtful, supportive and grounded in real need. If your organisation supports people without access to digital devices, working with us is a practical way to help people get connected.
Become a drop off point
We work with local venues across the Tees Valley to make donating technology easy and accessible. Becoming a drop off point means offering a safe, convenient place for people to pass on their devices.
You’ll need a space that’s open to the public, someone who can check donations have been registered online, and a secure place to store equipment until it’s collected.
If this sounds like a good fit, we’d love to work with you.
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