HoodieHut, a Sheffield-based clothing company, has announced the launch of its annual Hoodies for Charity campaign for the year 2026. The campaign, which will run from Friday 31 July to Friday 14 August, offers UK charities the opportunity to apply for free branded clothing for their staff and volunteers.
With the aim of supporting charities and community organizations, HoodieHut will be providing printed garments to eligible charities during the school summer holidays. This initiative is made possible by the company’s leavers hoodie orders throughout the year. As production is typically slower during the summer holidays, HoodieHut has decided to use this time to give back to the community.
In previous years, Hoodies for Charity has successfully supported various UK charities by providing them with branded clothing for their teams. According to David Cavill, Director at HoodieHut, the company wants to use their printing skills for a good cause during this quieter period. He stated, “Hoodies for Charity lets us focus our printing skills towards charities that are doing brilliant work across the UK. Every school leavers hoodie order helps make this possible. It is a simple idea, but it means charities can get useful branded clothing without having to spend money that could be going back into their work.”
Charities interested in applying for this year’s Hoodies for Charity campaign can do so via the campaign page on HoodieHut’s website. The application period will be open from Friday 31 July to Friday 14 August 2026.
