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Hubbub Impact Report 2025: The difference we made in 2025

Hubbub's 2025 impact report, 'Making sustainability second nature', shows how the environmental charity inspired someone to take action for the environment every 9 seconds in 2025: 3.5 million actions in total, with 10,339 people transforming their habits or attitudes for the long term. It supported a network of over 1,160 local organisations, and its Fridge Investment Fund gave £1,000,000 in grants to 200 community fridges. The report covers its work on sustainable diets, community food, everyday circularity, nature connection, greener homes and In Our Nature Manchester, including projects such as Borrow Cup and Home Advantage.

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Hubbub is an environmental charity founded 12 years ago to show that creative campaigns can bring environmental topics to new audiences and shift everyday behaviours in measurable, replicable ways. It works with businesses, local government, start-ups and community groups to make sustainable living an intuitive, rewarding and feasible choice for everyone.

Key Metrics

3.5 million actions taken for the environment in 2025
10,339 people who transformed their habits or attitudes for the long term
£1,000,000 in Fridge Investment Fund grants, supporting 200 community fridges with £5,000 each

Key Outcomes

  • Supported a network of over 1,160 local organisations to lead environmental change from the ground up, with 682 partners and collaborators across 43 projects.
  • Achieved 27 million views on social media and engaged 270 decision-makers at its events.
  • 89% of people surveyed reported taking an environmental action as a result of spending time at a nature project.

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UK-Wide

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