Green-Works is an award winning social enterprise and registered charity dedicated to helping the environment by diverting redundant office and school furniture from landfill by providing reused and remanufactured furniture to small business, charities, schools and community groups whilst providing training and real work experience to the unemployed.
Wembley warehouse to host delegates from more than 40 cities around the globe 

24 March 2010
Environmental Charity and Social Enterprise Green-Works (www.green-works.co.uk) is delighted to welcome representatives of the C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group, to their warehouse in Park Royal Wembley.The group, which includes representatives from more than 40 cities across the world, is in London for the Mayor of Londons Waste Workshop, and representatives will be taking a tour of Green-Works on Wednesday 23 March to learn more about the initiatives used to reduce the environmental impact of office furniture waste and gain an insight to the benefits of reuse.
The Mayor of London and Greater London Authority, working in partnership with the C40 Cities Climate Leadership Group and Clinton Climate Initiative, are hosting the three-day workshop exploring how to make better use of the waste we create through resource recovery. Green-Works has been chosen as one of the citys best examples of how third sector organisations can help to divert waste from landfill and achieve social and environmental objectives.
Green-Works Facts
Green-Works was founded in 2000 by Colin Crooks
The first ever job was to move 8000 desks - with only one small van!
Green-Works has helped over 5,000 charities and organisations providing low cost furniture
We have sent 43 containers of furniture across the developing world
Our volunteers programme has save the state over £500K in social benefit
We have helped our members become more sustainable
Green-Works was awarded the Queen's Award for Enterprise - Sustainable Development 2008





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