Social Enterprise

SKDT Hall on Kirk Street in Campbeltown, focusing on its use as a function hire venue,  for various community events

Campbeltown Town Hall is a prominent civic building located in the heart of Campbeltown, a town on the Kintyre peninsula in Argyll and Bute, Scotland. 

The Barclay Curle Complex is a famous Glasgow landmark situated between South Street and the River Clyde. It was built in early 1920’s and designed by Karl Bernhad and John Galt based on a famous Berlin Turbine House design.

Community bike workshop that sells reconditioned bikes and spare parts, and provides bike repairs.

https://liverpooltoollibrary.org.uk/

With three screens exclusively showing specialised cinema, Glasgow Film Theatre is Glasgow’s centre for film-lovers. Built in 1939, originally called the Cosmo, GFT is a time-capsule of Art Déco architecture & an era when Glaswegians attended the cinema an average of one time per week. At the same time, through renovations & refurbishment, GFT is today a thoroughly modern venue.

https://doesliverpool.com/

Charity shop whose proceeds benefit the Oxfam organisation, offering a wide variety of secondhand books. From fiction to non-fiction to vintage books, Oxfam bookshops are famous for their amazing finds!

Not-for-profit cafe with thought-provoking exhibitions. serves hot drinks, soup, and cakes.

Located just to the north of Glasgow City Centre, the Lambhill Stables Community Garden is bordered by the historic Forth & Clyde Canal on one side & Possil Marsh Nature Reserve on the other.

Located just to the north of Glasgow City Centre, on the banks of the historic Forth & Clyde Canal, the award-winning Lambhill Stables Café at the Canal is the heart of Lambhill Stables, & is run almost entirely by a team of loyal & dedicated volunteers. They focus on providing simple yet healthy food at accessible prices & they use fruit & vegetables from their extensive community garden, whenever possible.

A not-for-profit cooperative secondhand clothing shop in Glasgow's Southside, supporting the work of the Glad Foundation (link below) - which is also supported by the Glad Café, a separate listing here on Glasgow Green Map (link also below!)

A social enterprise, Locavore is a local, organic grocery store & veg-box delivery service. Food supplied is sourced from Locavore's own land, as well as from other local growers & ethical producers. In-store there is a refill point, ethical groceries, & also a café - all with the aim & practice of working together to build better local-food systems!

Food bank for pets run by Canine Campus Rescue. Collects & distributes to pets in need of additional food support in Scotland, collecting food treats & bedding for rescue dogs & dogs whose owners are experiencing crisis.

Pre-loved children's clothes, toys, & baby goods.

A social enterprise, registered charity, Fair Trade retailer, & educator - "trading fairly in Renfrewshire since 2002." The Rainbow Turtle's Paisley shop (staffed almost exclusively by a dedicated team of volunteers) offers a wide variety of fairly-traded food & drinks, along with an extensive range of ecological household products. Many of these are available to be refilled, thereby reducing waste packaging. They also stock a great range of fairly traded gifts & crafts from around the world, including cards, stationery, jewellery, & fashion accessories, clothing for adults & children, cookware, kitchenware, toys - &, last but not least, pocket-money items for children.

The Glasgow Tool Library is just what the name says!

Bike for Good is a cycling charity & social enterprise with two locations in Glasgow - one in Glasgow's South Side just off Victoria Road, & the other in Glasgow's West End on Haugh Road.

Bike for Good is a cycling charity & social enterprise with two locations in Glasgow - one in Glasgow's South Side just off Victoria Road, & the other in Glasgow's West End on Haugh Road.

Located just a short trip to the North of Glasgow City Centre, The Courtyard Pantry & Café is a membership shop & café providing access to good quality food at a low cost for the Glasgow community.

The Willow Tearooms (interchangeably used as Tea Rooms) aka Mackintosh at the Willow is located at 215–217 Sauchiehall Street in Glasgow City Centre. Mackintosh at the Willow re-opened to the public in September 2018 after an extensive restoration. The original Willow Tea Rooms building was initially opened by Miss Cranston, designed by the famous Charles Rennie Mackintosh in 1903. You can now dine in the historic tearooms (or on the outside-seating rooftop terrace, when open), learn more at the new interactive visitor centre about the living-history that is the tearooms, & visit the retail store.

 MILK is a social enterprise set up to empower and support refugee and migrant women living in Glasgow. It aims to provide and safe and welcoming environment that promotes integration within the community. It is a multifunctional space in which people can enjoy high-quality affordable food, while hosting a number of supportive and inclusive activities. 

R:evolve Clothing is a unique project with the aim to reduce clothing consumption, cutdown carbon emissions and decrease landfill waste. We do this by bringing back some good old-fashioned ideas like swapping, sharing, mending and making. We work with a point based system: children's clothing is 1 point, men's and women's shirts, sweaters and trousers are 2 points and dresses and jackets are 3 points. Everyone can become a member of our shop, which gives you five free points to spend on clothes in our shop. Members can also swap the clothing they no longer wear, which gives them new points to spend in one of our three high street boutique shops.

Part of Unity Enterprise organisation, Spoon Cafés are social-enterprise-run sit-in / take-away cafés offering external catering services & space hire for public & private events.