World's First Not-for-Profit Toilet Roll - Bamboo Bobbi at Bakewell Country Festival
and on Freeview 262 or Freely 565
Not-for-profit brand Bamboo Bobbi donates 100% of its profits to foodbanks across the UK.The Bamboo Bobbi team are run entirely by volunteers and has no directors' salaries, customer service, office, or warehousing costs. Therefore, everything they make goes to donating eco toilet rolls directly to foodbanks.
Driven by the pressing issue of poverty in the UK, Bamboo Bobbi is a passion project from The Intelligent Group, a Sheffield-based business. The Intelligent team generously volunteers their time, managing everything from warehousing to marketing.
Advertisement
Hide AdAdvertisement
Hide AdMillions of people in the UK rely on food banks, but necessities like toilet paper are often out of reach for struggling families, not-for-profit, Bamboo Bobbi helps address this problem.


“We’re incredibly grateful to benefit from this project,” said Chris Hardy, manager of Sheffield S6 Foodbank. “Big thanks to Andrew Cameron and everyone at Bamboo Bobbi and The Intelligent Group.”
Bamboo Bobbi offers complete transparency. They have no paid staff, directors, or office/warehousing expenses. All their income goes directly towards buying and donating toilet paper. Bamboo Bobbi is set up to be totally accountable, and they regularly share clear breakdowns of finances and the amount of toilet paper they have donated.
Bamboo Bobbi is committed to an online “buy one, give one” model. With every roll purchased online, they donate an eco-friendly roll to a UK food bank, doubling the positive impact – on the environment and in communities.
Advertisement
Hide AdAdvertisement
Hide AdPlus, their Bamboo toilet paper is soft, and strong and lasts for ages, it's probably one of the nicest toilet paper you'll ever use!
Find them at The Bakewell Country Festival this Sunday 14th July, or visit www.bamboobobbi.com to find out more and try Bamboo Bobbi for yourself.
Comment Guidelines
National World encourages reader discussion on our stories. User feedback, insights and back-and-forth exchanges add a rich layer of context to reporting. Please review our Community Guidelines before commenting.