Green Standards

10/22/2026

Good furniture doing good. 💚

Our own Erin Boden stopped by The Spartanburg Soup Kitchen to help welcome a furniture donation and see firsthand where these items are headed next. We love seeing reuse make a difference in the communities we serve. 🙌

10/07/2026

This is why we do what we do. 💚

Last night, we welcomed Deki N. Shukla of the Tibetan Canadian Cultural Centre to our Toronto HQ to share the story behind furniture donated by our client Moody’s — and the impact those items are having in their new home.

From surplus office furniture to meaningful community impact. That’s the power of reuse. ♻️

09/23/2026

Our very own Sarah McCrorie Fairbank putting the finishing touches on our mural wall at the Green Standards HQ. 🎨

08/25/2026

07/21/2026

Check out this amazing new space using furniture donations from our corporate clients. Thanks to CAP for sharing!

04/24/2026

This Earth Day, we co-hosted a workshop on Everyday Circularity with our friends . By connecting motivations and actions at home and work, participants bonded over the small changes that build the . Big thanks to Greta Jost, Nicole Clancy and all our enthusiastic participants!

03/30/2026

Today’s visit provided furniture donations to this amazing group, helping them better support communities in downtown Toronto.

03/24/2026

Good things happen when you work with the people who make things happen. They’re called facility managers and we’ve helped them donate millions of dollars of workplace assets to their local schools and non-profits.

Now, as the official Social Impact Partner of IFMA, we’re building new bonds between FMs and their communities. Stay tuned!

03/23/2026

Big thanks to Madison Munro and the participants in the Social Innovation Program at University of Toronto () - Innis College for joining us in a in the new Green Standards offices.

03/17/2026

Q. What good can an office chair do?

We manage the social value chain of furniture, fixtures, and equipment donated to thousands of schools and non-profits around the world every year. That means we get to see thousands of inspiring ways that beneficiaries like New Liberty Food Pantry turn corporate donations into community impact.

A. An office chair can feed a Detroit family for 11 days.