The UK’s leading recycler of inkjet cartridges, The Recycling Factory, has this week announced a new personal best of £3,580,178.41 in donations raised for its charity partners.
Running zero cost recycling schemes for thousands of charities across the UK, the Lincolnshire based recycler helps charities, schools and clubs to raise valuable funds by recycling inkjet cartridges donated by supporters.
Donna Savidge, The Recycling Factory’s Departmental Manager, comments: ‘We are incredibly proud of the amount raised through recycling cartridges as it means we can help make a real difference for both our charity partners, as well as reducing landfill. However, thanks must go to our charity partners and their loyal supporters for all their relentless support and hard work in publicising the schemes.’
This news comes just after the company has undergone a ‘green’ revamp. Donna explains: ‘As the industry’s largest UK recycler we are always striving to reduce our carbon footprint, at the same time as ensuring our charity partners receive the very best in service and 2015 has already seen some very innovative changes.'
The Recycling Factory collects printer cartridges via collection schemes – all at no cost to the charity. For each inkjet cartridge successfully recycled, 100% of the value is donated. The Recycling Factory has recently welcomed partnerships with ABF The Soldiers’ Charity, RNIB, RSPB, Scottish SPCA and Amnesty International. For further information about partnering with The Recycling Factory, email info@trf-uk.com or call (Freephone) 0800 091 0696.