Scarf has become a Good Market Approved organisation, recognising their ongoing commitment to creating positive social and environmental impact.
Good Market is a global community of organisations that use business and enterprise as a force for good. Approval recognises organisations that demonstrate a commitment to ethical practices, sustainability, transparency and making a positive difference for people and communities.
For Scarf, this recognition reflects the values that have guided their work for more than 40 years.
Every day, Scarf support households across Scotland to reduce energy costs, improve the comfort of their homes and make energy efficiency improvements. Through trusted advice, practical support and access to funding and retrofit opportunities, they help people tackle fuel poverty while supporting the transition to a greener future.
As a social enterprise and charity, Scarf’s purpose has always been to put people first. Any surplus generated is reinvested into their work, helping them support more households and communities.
Dave Sims, Contracts & Commercial Manager at Scarf, said:
“We’re really pleased to be joining the Good Market community. It’s another milestone that reflects what Scarf has always been about: putting people first, supporting communities and helping create a more sustainable future. It’s fantastic to be recognised alongside other organisations that are working to create meaningful social and environmental impact.”
Becoming Good Market Approved is another milestone in Scarf’s journey as a purpose-driven organisation, reinforcing their commitment to delivering social and environmental impact through their work.
About Scarf
Scarf is a registered charity and social enterprise, founded in 1985, providing free, impartial energy advice across Scotland. Partnering with government, housing providers, charities and the private sector, Scarf tackles fuel poverty, improves energy efficiency and helps households access funding and retrofit solutions that cut bills and carbon emissions, with all profits reinvested for lasting social and environmental impact.
To find out more about Scarf, visit www.scarf.org.uk
