Sustainability

FESPA Foundation Expands ‘Print for Good’ at Expo

Published: 12/05/2026
Author: Fashion Value Chain

The FESPA Foundation is set to return to FESPA Global Print Expo 2026 in Barcelona, reinforcing its mission to create meaningful social impact through the global print and visual communications industry. The event will take place from 19–22 May 2026 at the Gran Via, Fira de Barcelona, Spain, alongside European Sign Expo, Personalisation Experience, WrapFest, and the newly introduced Corrugated and Textile exhibition.

Located at Hall 3, Stand C95, the FESPA Foundation will invite visitors, exhibitors, and partners to contribute to its ongoing initiatives supporting schools in underserved communities worldwide. Through donations of printed materials, equipment, educational resources, and financial contributions, the Foundation aims to improve learning environments and educational access for children globally.

Launched in 2025 under the strapline “Print for Good”, the FESPA Foundation was established as a global initiative focused on sustainability, community support, and educational outreach within the speciality print and visual communications sector. Since its inception, the Foundation has already supported five schools and delivered a range of community-focused initiatives through the power of print.

At this year’s event, several exhibitors will produce educational and community-oriented materials live on the show floor. Donated items will include books, pencils, t-shirts, educational posters, garments, and other school resources intended for partner schools supported by the Foundation.

Sponsors and partners supporting the initiative include DSV, Durst, FESPA Netherlands Association, Messe Frankfurt South Africa, and Summa.

Building on the success of its 2025 donation efforts in Berlin, the Foundation has also launched a new “Back to School” campaign for 2026, focusing on providing essential materials for children returning to school after holidays. Participating donors for the initiative include Arlon, Brother, Canon, Digidelta, Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems, Mimaki, and Roland.

Neil Felton, FESPA CEO, comments: “We’re delighted to welcome the FESPA Foundation alongside our flagship event once again this year. It’s incredibly rewarding to see our global community come together to create meaningful impact and to truly demonstrate print for good. By bringing together sustainability, education and community support, we’re helping to transform hundreds of lives and reach those who need it most, while empowering individuals with the skills, resources and opportunities to build brighter, more sustainable futures. Together, with our incredible community of visitors, exhibitors and partners, we’re proving that our industry can be a force for lasting, positive change – well beyond the printed page.”

Visitors attending FESPA Global Print Expo 2026 will have the opportunity to support the FESPA Foundation through both material and monetary donations directly at Hall 3, Stand C95.

More information about the initiative is available at FESPA Foundation.

Further details about FESPA Global Print Expo 2026 and its co-located events can be accessed through FESPA Global Print Expo.

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