LOCAL REUSE ∞ COLLECTIVE IMPACT
Yodomo connects surplus materials from businesses with artists, makers and communities — keeping resources in use for longer.
Yodomo intercepts surplus textiles before they become waste.
We work with businesses and the public sector to identify reusable materials and get them back into use through creative reuse hubs, workshops and public events — keeping materials in circulation and creating social and environmental impact.
“From people to the planet, this business is tackling sustainability from every angle and shows the importance of grassroots work, from employee engagement to working with volunteers.”
Marie Claire Sustainability Awards
“Yodomo’s role as a network and community builder in London’s creative community has been key for raising awareness, and bringing other businesses into the fold.”
UCL 2026, Circular Economy Hubs Guidance
OUR WORK
Waste Reduction
How we work with businesses to intercept surplus, reduce waste and keep materials in circulation.
MATERIAL REDISTRIBUTION
How we bring materials back into circulation through open-access events and creative reuse hubs.
LEARNING AND ENGAGEMENT
How we build knowledge and capability around waste through education, workshops and shared learning.
Who we work with
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Textile Reuse Hub Impact Report published](/content/blogs/news/textile-reuse-hub-impact-report-published/index.html) September 01, 2025
From 2023 - 2025 the Hub has shown what’s possible when community, creativity and circularity come together.
Textile Reuse and Recycling Map launches](/content/blogs/news/textile-reuse-and-recycling-map-launched-with-tower-hamlets/index.html) April 30, 2025
A new Yodomo project helping residents reduce clothing and textile waste through a printed and digital map.
Sustainable Young Makers - Cohort 2 announced](/content/blogs/news/new-cohort-of-the-sustainable-young-makers-programme-announced/index.html) March 18, 2025
The second cohort of The Sustainable Young Makers Programme is announced alongside a new weaving residency at The Textile Reuse Hub.
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