JOIN THE REFILL Return REVOLUTION ON JUNE 16th

World Refill Day, taking place on 16th June 2025, is about more than just raising awareness; it’s a Global Day of Action dedicated to inspiring a #ReuseRevolution across the world.

Over the last 8 years, we’ve built an unstoppable global movement of everyday activists, NGOs and sustainable businesses, united behind a shared vision of a reuse, refill and return revolution.  

This year, World Refill Day returns to accelerate the transition to a reusable future, connecting people with sustainable choices to live with less waste.  

help us amplify the message

Download our FREE campaign pack with key images and editable assets to get involved and be a spokesperson of World Refill Day.

Support the 5 day challenge

This World Refill Day, we’re challenging everyone to join the 5 day challenge – a fun, easy and impactful way to try new ways to ditch disposables and embrace reuse in everyday life.

As an NGO, employer or business owner you can get involved too! Take part in the challenge yourself, encourage your supporters or employees to join the challenge and download the app, and share your swaps with your supporters.

Find out more about the challenge below and get started. There’s more to Refill and Return than you think.

WHY GET INVOLVED

3 in 4

of the UK public agrees brands and retailers should do more to provide reusable, refillable and returnable shopping options.

72%

of people want to see more reusable, refillable and returnable options where they shop. 

1 in 4

say they are already choosing reusable packaging regularly.

Attitudes and Behaviours Towards Reuse, City to Sea, UK, April 2025.

Get In touch

Get in touch if you’d like to join or support World Refill Day 2025. We’d love to hear from you!

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Can you chip in to help us make a bigger splash?

We couldn’t run campaigns like World Refill Day without the support and generosity of our donators and sponsors.

Will you donate £25 to our World Refill Day campaign to help us make reuse second nature to stop plastic pollution?