Bringing Reuse to the Party

Hire a Party Kit

Our network of party kits makes it easy to switch to reusable tableware. Borrow what you need, reducing waste and saving money!

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How Does It Work?

Find a network member near you

Book your date and agree details

Have a great party (with less waste!)

Return the party kit to be used again

1,018,497 single-use items avoided

Since July 2020, our members have logged over 1 MILLION single-use items avoided through party kit hires — disposable plates, cups, bowls, and cutlery that were never purchased or sent to landfill, thanks to their collective action against waste.

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If you already run a party kit or would like to set one up for your community, please join us!

Download our FREE Get Started guide or join one of our online meet-ups filled with everything we've learnt about running a party kit.

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We've been featured by...

"It's everything a zero waste initiative should be - practical, economical and joyful."

"Sharing, reusing, connecting what we already have with our neighbours makes the Party Kit Network a truly eco friendly alternative."

- ERIN RHOADS -

The Rogue Ginger blogger & author

"Reusable party kits are such a beautifully simple idea and a total no-brainer when it comes to planet-friendly parties!"

- JEN GALE -

Sustainable(ish) blogger & author

Latest blog posts...

Inside a Council-Led Party Kit Scheme: The City of Santa Cruz

Discover how the City of Santa Cruz is reducing waste with a council-led, volunteer-powered party kit scheme.

Party Kit Network

5 days ago

What It’s Really Like to Start a Party Kit - Joely Shares Her Experience

When Joely Martin planned a low-waste party for her daughter, she discovered the power of party kits - and decided to start her own. With support from the Party Kit Network, Joely launched a kit in Northampton to help her community celebrate sustainably.

Party Kit Network

May 21

Pass The Party: Making Celebrations More Accessible with Community Support

‘Pass The Party’ is a community-driven scheme launched by Party Kit Network member Ruth Watson. It helps make celebrations more accessible by covering the cost of borrowing reusable party kits for families who might otherwise struggle to afford a party. Supported by local donations, the scheme also includes decorations, virtual invitations, and eco-friendly party favours — helping more children enjoy a special birthday while reducing waste and strengthening community spirit.

Party Kit Network

Apr 28