Recycle Your Old Mobile Phones To Help Those In Need!
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http://www.dream-a-way.envirocharities.com/
Dream-A-Way has teamed up with the EnviroCharities arm of the Eazyfone group to secure even more funds to provide holidays and outings for our clients!
Why Recycle Your Old Phone?
It is estimated that 90 million phones are hiding in drawers and cupboards across the UK, this amounts to 11250 tonnes. Which would weigh almost six times as much as the London Eye!
It is also estimated that less than 20% of all unused mobile phones in the UK are currently recycled.
Every hour 1712 mobile phones are replaced in the UK.
Above figures sourced from Envirocharities.
Why do it through Envirocharities?
Envirocharities don't just take your phone from you - they buy it from you!
You could get anything from £1 to £100 for your old mobile. Just log onto the Envircharities website and enter the make and model, and the pricing tool will tell you what you'll be paid.
Not only that, but for every phone recycled through the Envirocharities group using the Dream-A-Way specific link, Envirocharities will give Dream-A-Way a donation of £3.
Therefore the more phones you recycle, the more you earn and the more is donated!
Plus you'll be helping save on valuable world materials and reducing your carbon footprint!
What Happens To The Phones You Send?
Envirocharities guarantee that every phone is either reused in developing countries or recycled, so either way this ensures that 100% of the phones collected are diverted from landfill sites where they can cause serious environmental problems.
Eazyfone Group is fully certified by ISOQAR to the internationally recognised ISO 14001 standard and employs stringent Environmental Management Systems.
So you get money for your old phones, Dream-A-Way receive a donation, and you're helping to recycle.
So what are you waiting for?
Check out the Envirocharities website now!
http://www.dream-a-way.envirocharities.com/
For further details of this service and other ways you can help Dream-A-Way by recycling various items please contact our Environmental Officer - Lady Beryl Evans.