Great gems from sustainable sources at playful prices

 

Thriftify connects charity shops with consumers who care, helping to bring about a sustainable fashion movement while growing funding for great causes.

We are an online double-sided marketplace that helps charities realise the true value of unsold donated stock, including books, CDs, console games and fashion. We have taken all of the complexities and challenges of selling online and combined them to create the charity retail platform, which is available to charity retailers and other ethical enterprises who want to sell online. The software makes it simple for volunteers working in charity shops to decide whether the item could get a better value on the thriftify platform and to upload it. 

Email  info [at] thriftify.ie
Web    thriftify.ie/

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In the News: Online firm Thriftify cracks second-hand clothes market

Every year in the UK and Ireland, 150 billion items are donated to 15,000 charity shops with the list including books, clothes, furniture, electronics, jewellery, games, DVD s and a whole lot more besides.

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Our funders

EPA Circular Economy Programme

CRNI supports its members and works to mainstream reuse thanks to core funding provided by the EPA under the Circular Economy Programme.

For more information about the programme see here.

Project Funding

ReMark Quality Mark

CRNI received funding from the Department of the Environment, Climate and Communications through the Circular Economy Innovation Grant Scheme to carry our the next phase of the ReMark project. 

For more information about the project see here.

Circular Textiles

CRNI is leading an EPA Green Enterprise project Circular Textiles, which will test the impact of three different separate collection systems for textiles and explore how we could manage the additional quantity of textiles that are collected. This project will be concluded in 2022.

For more information about the project see here.