What does our Social Impact Data Show?
As we all know only too well, we are currently in a Cost of Living Crisis, leaving more and more families and individuals across the
July 9, 2026
As we all know only too well, we are currently in a Cost of Living Crisis, leaving more and more families and individuals across the
The Art Department at KFR began life in 2022. Previously all donated pictures lay around in boxes on the floor of the warehouse or were
Juliet Singer Receives an MBE We are so proud that our wonderful volunteer and trustee Juliet Singer has been awarded an MBE in this year’s
Now, there’s a brand‑new way to support us, one that costs just £1, sends 50p directly to KFR, and gives you the chance to win £25,000…
Say hello to the Wiltshire Community Lottery.
“As a relatively small charity with a dedicated team, an actively engaged Board of Trustees, and around 20 volunteers, every funding opportunity is incredibly important. Winning this poll would provide vital financial support that helps us continue delivering practical assistance to people in crisis and hardship across our community.”
“A child’s bed is more than furniture. It’s stability. It’s dignity. It’s the foundation for learning, emotional regulation, and healthy development.”
“Imagine if every sofa, table, washing machine and cooker that still had life left in it were passed on instead of thrown away.”
“Featured on both ITV News West Country and BBC News for the work we’re doing to expand the reuse of furniture and white goods, helping more families affected by the cost-of-living crisis.”
“Because when one person starts reusing, donating, and upcycling instead of chucking things in the skip, it spreads. Quietly. Stoically. Like a good cup of tea on a rainy day. You don’t need a cape or a compostable badge. You just need to care enough to do it.”
“Recently I’ve had the privilege of working alongside KFR and Eastwood Prison on their inspiring furniture upcycling projects – and it’s a project I feel very passionate about.”