ReStore, The Ascott and Project Net Zero: A sustainable partnership

HFHV
Jun 20, 2025
1 min read

The Ascott Ltd recently donated more than 200 pieces of high-quality designer furniture to our ReStore.

Rather than sending usable furniture items to landfill, The Ascott Ltd partnered with Project Net Zero, an Indigenous owned social enterprise providing national de-fit services with a circular economy model, to ensure that surplus furniture is redirected to front-line charities.

The ReStore team has been working with Project Net Zero for some time and is so appreciative of their support in facilitating the donation of such high-quality goods.

These furniture donations bring incredible quality and value to our ReStores, which raise vital funds for our mission and impact.

If you know of a business who would like to create reuse outcomes for surplus furniture, please contact Phil Wright, our Social Enterprise Lead at restore@habitat.org.au.

7 Comments

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Jan 15

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Jan 07

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