At Yard B, we’re proud to shine a light on the incredible work of Lead Me Back Foundation. Born from a powerful personal story, the foundation is dedicated to giving vulnerable children in Zambia both a chance and a champion. From helping students like Jacob achieve his dream of studying at the country’s top STEM school, to running the TUMMY2CLASS feeding programme so no child learns on an empty stomach, their impact is real and inspiring. Through campaigns like Passport to Purpose, they’re inviting global supporters to join in building brighter, fairer futures.

The Big Plastic Count was a nationwide science project that recently concluded, aiming to track plastic waste across the UK. This initiative encouraged individuals, families, and schools to log every piece of plastic they threw away for a week. The goal was to get a clearer picture of how much plastic waste is generated and push for significant change in plastic production and disposal.

Over the years we’ve worked with countless voice over this artists at Yard B. It’s a very particular talent that we’ve always felt has more too it that meets the eye (or ear). In this interview we hear from Suzie Rai to dig a little deeper into the world of a voice over artist.

Companies often face budget constraints when creating films. They want to capture their vision, but it's not always feasible to shoot every possible location available. That’s where stock footage often comes in. But, if you’re not careful, this can raise issues around authenticity. This matters now more than ever, especially with the rise of greenwashing.

Thanks to another delightfully simple nudge from Small99, we recently sent out emails to 10 of our main suppliers asking for environmental policies, emissions data and/or ANYTHING to show some kind of commitment to environmental sustainability.

In 2022 we’ve started what we call Trash Talking, a monthly team litter picking session. Here are our 10 tips for getting started.

It all begins with an idea.

It all begins with an idea.