Trash Club is excited to launch its first ever London campaign, showcasing our ever-growing community of conscious creatives across the globe.

The opportunity presented itself earlier this year by guerilla marketing agency, One Thousand Words, who continue to produce out of home marketing experiences with flyposting, painted murals, outdoor projections and more.

The series of posters came together from an open call for Trash Club members to submit their work and images. With 8 hubs across Eindhoven, Shanghai, Porto, Jaipur, Spain, Boston, Berlin and London, our organisation now hosts over 100 members with unique disciplines, values and creative insight. You can view all our hubs here.

Trash Club members spotlighted in the campaign include Eunice Pais, Sehar Mehra, Borbala Ferencz, Tasnim Nahar, Martina Spetlova, Navneet Virk, Bhavya Goenka, Rahemur Rahman, Paul Ayre, Annie Purdy, Christiane Matz, Katherine Soucie, Jennifer Droguett Espinosa, Liwen Liang, Kuweni Dias Mendis, Jane Nodine, Akshit Bangar, Nowshin Prenon and Anabel Poh.

“Through the process of creating the campaign we saw so many incredible works from people, and it was extremely difficult to narrow it down as we would love to represent everybody! But hopefully this is the first of many campaigns to come,” expresses Needham, co-founder of Trash Club. “To our friends that we have met now at One Thousand Words: we can’t thank you enough and we’re looking forward to what the future brings.”

Already having celebrated 3 wonderful years of Trash Club this June, we’re excited to move forward and share our collaborators from around the world who are leading and inspiring a better tomorrow.

The campaign will be live for 2 weeks. So, make sure to take part in our Trash and Treasure Hunt! Find our poster wall in East London for a chance to win an annual Trash Club Membership.

Follow the steps below to be automatically entered into the prize draw, where we will announce the winner in two weeks’ time. Good luck!

1. Step 1: Find our campaign

2. Step 2: Take a picture and post to social media, tagging us @trashclubhublondon and using the hashtag #trashclubhub.

3. Step 3: Follow our @trashclubhub and @trashclubhublondon pages on Instagram.

Here’s to continuous support for one another as a community — creating a cleaner, kinder future, together.