Cartridge recycling company offers £2,500 in grants to children's charities
Howard Lake | 25 August 2002 | News
The Printer Cartridge Recycling Scheme is about to offer £2,500 to be distributed amongst UK children’s charities.
The company which recycles printer cartridges and old mobile phones and generates income for charities has announced that it is about to accept applications for its initial grant distribution of £2,500.
Applicants from a UK children’s charity, which includes schools, Youth Clubs, Cub Scout Groups or hospitals, are invited to submit an application form. The grant-maker says that “all applications are treated in the strictest confidence with no details being passed onto ANY other organisation.”
A draft fact sheet is available on the company’s Web site. Interested applicants can also register to receive notification as soon as the application form becomes available.
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