Photo: Fiona Finchett / Oxfam

Racks of clothes at Oxfam's Manchester Superstore.
Racks of clothes at Oxfam's Manchester Superstore.

Donate surplus stock to Oxfam

Support your ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) and sustainability goals by donating surplus, end-of-line, returned, or slightly faulty stock to Oxfam.

Reduce waste, extend product life, meet Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) obligations, and create positive social impact—all while funding our work tackling poverty and inequality. We can also work with you to explore bespoke customer take-back options that create even greater impact.

Oxfam can accept a wide range of clothing, accessories, homewares, books and music for resale in our UK-wide and online charity shops. These items can find a new home with someone who will love them all over again, and proceeds will fund Oxfam’s work at home and around the world.

Get in touch: stockdonations@oxfam.org.uk

Oxfam is a leader in circular economy solutions, extending the life of clothes, accessories, homewares, books, music, and more. Each year, millions of items are redistributed across our network of over 500 stores, pop-up shops, festivals, boutiques, and online platforms.

We offer bespoke journeys for every partner, strategically distributing donations to protect brand integrity or storing seasonal items for optimal timing. Our team can barcode items and provide transparent reporting, ensuring full visibility and control. Items that cannot be sold ‘as is’ can be repaired, upcycled, or recycled.

We also help businesses create customer take-back schemes and design engaging campaigns for employees and customers.

Every item donated supports Oxfam’s mission to tackle inequality, protect communities from climate change, and empower women worldwide making your partnership sustainable and impactful.

M&S

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Case study: Sainsbury's