Learn More About Different Ways to Partner With Us
At ScrapBarn we understand that creating positive change requires collective effort. We appreciate any help we can get, big or small and we value the unique perspectives and talents that each partner brings to the table.
If you'd like, you can join us in spreading awareness and making a meaningful difference.
How You Can Contribute to the Community
ScrapBarn is a platform that allows people to recycle their old clothes as well as dry, thin and waste plastics, by re-purposing them as yarn that can be used for creating various products. Therefore, we do our best to minimize wastage and create something beautiful out of it.
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What you can do
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Join our workshops and learn more about waste management and re-purposing.
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Design awareness campaigns.
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Help us create media content.
Volunteering Application Form
If you would like to give us a hand, please fill up this form. We will reach out to you at the earliest.
We are incredibly grateful for your valuable contribution.
Get Involved With Our Partners
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If you cannot bring your donations to our center, please reach out to any of our partner institutions that are near you. You can also donate to them and learn more about actively taking part in our sustainable community.
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Engage in our community workshops as well!
Quantum Research Institute,
Chandanagar
Vortex Academy of Technology,
Kondapur
InfoData Institute of Advanced Analytics, Gachibowli
Synapse Institute of Sustainable Development, Hitec City
StatKings Solutions,
Jubilee Hills
Partner With Us
Our service offers a unique opportunity for educational institutions to partner with us and spread our sustainable ideals in their communities. Through workshops and encouraging recycling and donations, we aim to prevent wastage of useful materials and create a more sustainable future.
By becoming a partner institution, you encourage your students, professors and other community members to effectively take part in donating and recycling materials while reducing wastage. You also conduct workshops in your communities that allow people to learn the process of recycling dry plastics and scrap fabrics into yarn and further using them for many crafty purposes.