Business & Policy

FESPA Foundation to Drive ‘Print for Good’ at Expo 2026

Published: May 14, 2026
Author: HFT

The FESPA Foundation is set to play a prominent role at FESPA Global Print Expo 2026, taking place from May 19–22 at Gran Via, Fira de Barcelona, Spain. Running alongside European Sign Expo, Personalisation Experience, WrapFest, and the newly introduced Corrugated and Textile events, the exhibition will bring together professionals from the global print, signage, packaging, textile, and wrapping sectors for four days of innovation, networking, and business opportunities.

Located at Hall 3, Stand C95, the FESPA Foundation will invite exhibitors, visitors, and partners to contribute to its ongoing mission of supporting educational initiatives in underserved communities around the world. Through its “Print for Good” initiative, the foundation aims to connect the creativity and technological advancements showcased at the exhibition with real-world educational support programs.

Established in 2025, the FESPA Foundation focuses on promoting sustainability, community engagement, and educational development within the speciality print and visual communications industry. Since its launch, the initiative has already supported five schools by providing printed educational materials, equipment, and financial assistance to improve learning environments and access to education.

During this year’s exhibition, several exhibitors will create and donate products live at the event, including books, school supplies, garments, educational posters, and community-focused printed resources. These items will later be distributed to partner schools supported by the foundation.

The initiative continues to receive backing from numerous sponsors and partners, including DSV, Durst, FESPA Netherlands Association, Messe Frankfurt South Africa, and Summa. Their contributions reinforce the growing role of the print industry in delivering positive social impact through sustainable and community-driven projects.

Building on the success of donation campaigns launched during the previous edition in Berlin, the FESPA Foundation has introduced a new 2026 campaign titled “Back to School.” The campaign is specifically focused on supporting children returning to school after holidays by providing essential educational materials and supplies. Companies including Arlon, Brother, Canon, Digidelta, Kongsberg Precision Cutting Systems, Mimaki, and Roland are among the contributors supporting the initiative.

FESPA CEO Neil Felton stated that the foundation’s presence alongside the global exhibition reflects the industry’s collective commitment to sustainability, education, and community support. He emphasized that the initiative demonstrates how the print and visual communications sector can contribute to meaningful long-term social change while empowering individuals with access to resources, skills, and opportunities.

Visitors attending FESPA Global Print Expo 2026 will have opportunities to support the FESPA Foundation through both material and financial donations at the dedicated stand throughout the event.

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