supporting habitat restore ballymena

Ballymena Business Centre is delighted to support Habitat Restore Ballymena, a local social enterprise, through the donation of office furniture as the Business Centre prepares for an exciting refurbishment of its office accommodation and conference facilities at Galgorm.

Habitat Restore Ballymena provides an important community service by giving quality furniture and household items a new lease of life. Through reuse and resale, the social enterprise helps make essential items more affordable and accessible while reducing waste and supporting positive social and environmental outcomes locally.

The donation from Ballymena Business Centre reflects a shared commitment to sustainability, reuse and supporting the local community. Rather than furniture being discarded during the refurbishment programme, it can continue to provide value through Habitat Restore Ballymena and the people it serves.

Meanwhile, preparations are progressing at Ballymena Business Centre for the refurbishment and enhancement of its office accommodation and conference facilities at Galgorm. The improvements will create refreshed, modern and welcoming conference and office space for businesses, organisations and visitors, with the newly refurbished facilities scheduled to launch in January 2027.

The project represents another step in Ballymena Business Centre’s continued commitment to providing high-quality facilities and support for the local business community.

Pictured: Colin Walsh, Restore Supervisor, Melanie Christie-Boyle MBE, Chief Executive, Ballymena Business Centre and Retore Volunteers Colin Reid and James McWilliams.