Environment Charities That specialise in Recycling

Ashburton Repair Cafe (ARC) promotes the reuse and recycling of household products by offering education on how to repair, and offering a repair service. We do not charge for repairs. People often give a donation for the time taken by our volunteers, and this is entirely voluntary.

In Crickhowell the club carries out fund raising events: running the County recycling site, annual Duck Race, to raise funds for local and international charities recognised by Rotary. We also participate in organising Rotary "Youth competitions and Youth Leadership Awards.

Money is raised from fairs, bingo nights, movie nights, raffles and recycling. The money goes to Acton Park Primary School to enhance resources

School summer & Xmas Fete - quiz nights barn dance Craft Morning Cake sales Disco Textile recycling Camping nights

The activities organised by the CIO to promote cycling for all throughout the Windsor community by encouraging residents and visitors into or back to cycling include recycling affordable bicycles, teaching mechanical skills, sharing knowledge and resource, and running events and rides.

TO ENCOURAGE & PROVIDE RECYCLING OPPORTUNITIES TO THE PUBLIC, BUSINESSES, STATUTORY AUTHORITIES & EDUCATIONAL ESTABLISHMENTS.RELIEVE THOSE IN NEED, BY REASON OF YOUTH, AGE, ILL-HEALTH, DISABILITY, FINANCIAL OR OTHER DISADVANTAGE IN PARTICULAR BY THE PROVISION OF GRANTS OR DONATION OF ITEMS TO INDIVIDUALS OR TO CHARITABLE ORG. SUPPORTING THOSE IN NEED.

A project that brings into use discarded wheelchairs that need wheel balancing, stripping, repainting completely recycled given a new lease of life to benefit the people who by virtue of their age, poverty or infirmity are in need - to provide consultancy or training. To act as the central advisory working partnership until statutory & non statutory body to create independence for people with disa

Long Stratton Lions provide financial help to deserving causes mainly within the local South Norfolk area. We particularly like to help the village youth organisations and the elderly. Among our projects are providing emergency toiletry packs to the N&N children's ward, an annual outing for the local retirement home, Message in a Bottle to assist Emergency Services and spectacles recycling.

The main activity of this charity has for many years been to provide a recreation ground, used by the public, the local primary school and local football and cricket clubs, and for village events. We also host recycling facilities.

Combeposters runs a green waste recycling scheme in Combe Martin, North Devon. We collect green garden waste from local residents and produce compost and related products. The products are distributed back into the local community. We recruit and train volunteers to operate the scheme. We use income generated by the scheme to fund local community groups.

Kit 4 Kenya partners with football clubs in the UK ( England FA, Arsenal, Oxford United, Southampton etc) to recycle kits, sending them to underprivileged children and communities in Kenyan slums, promoting sports and supporting youth development through football.

Bicycle recycling and confidence building, skill sharing demonstrations based at Curborough Community Centre in Lichfield with outreach across the Lichfield District. Bikes available for beneficiaries on free long term loan. Social rides and events to encourage participation in cycling.

The Telford Repair Cafe operates regular repair events across Telford and Wrekin to meet our objectives to protect and safeguard the environment for the public benefit through the promotion of repair and re-use of products as a means of preventing and minimising waste.

The object of PATCH is to advance the education of pupils in the school. We engage with activities along with teachers and parents to enable us to provide goods and equipment to the school and its services. These activities are Summer and Christmas fares, school disco's, film nights, bingo, fashion shows, recycling schemes, afternoon teas, bake off competition, easyfundraising and many more.

ENCOURAGE THE RE-USE OF DONATED CLEAN WASTE MATERIALS BY PROVIDING A DISTRIBUTION FACILITY AND THE PROMOTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION THROUGH ARTISTIC AND RECREATIONAL ACTIVITIES TO CHARITABLE GROUPS WITHIN SOUTH LONDON AND NEIGHBOURING BOROUGHS.

We perceive our vision as relieving poverty and implementing sustainable development for people affected by the civil war in Sri Lanka. Deprived parts of this community in Sri Lanka and the UK will be supported by financing home farming or cottage industry projects, education, sports and training facilities, safe water supplies and promotion of sustainable environments (waste recycling).

Christmas Fayre, Summer Fayre, Bingo Evening, Quiz Night, Re-cycling, Trip to the pantomime, School Discos

To provide a social hub for men (but not exclusively for men) to reduce social exclusion in the community, to practice woodworking skills using facilities they would not otherwise have access to as well as promoting a greater awareness of environmental issues and developing a positive attitude towards the reuse, repair, repurposing and recycling of materials with an emphasis on reducing waste.

ORGANIZING EVENTS ...FUN DAYS..RAFFLES. COLLECTING CANS AND NON FERROUS METAL FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECYCLING AND GAINING FUNDS .....COLLECTING CLOTHES FOR THE PURPOSE OF RECYCLING AND GAINING FUNDS.....BUSKING....WITH GUITAR AND VOICE FOR THE PURPOSE OF COLLECTING CASH FOR THE FUNDS TO BE DONATED.....!00% OF FUNDS DONATED TO PREMATURE BABIES.

Friends of Tanbridge House School (FoTHS) raises funds to support the education and development of all students at Tanbridge House School in Horsham, West Sussex. Funds are raised through activities such as recycling pre-loved uniforms, events, collecting for BagstoSchool, and easyfundraising. Money is allocated to school departments following consideration of funding requests.

SHARE: Flitwick and Ampthill promotes the share, repair and re-use of products in the local area as a means of preventing and minimising waste disposal. This is predominantly through a Library of Things where people can borrow useful items and a Repair Cafe where items are repaired when possible. We bring local people together to share things and ideas about how to minimise impact on the planet.

Collect suitable household furniture that is saleable and might otherwise go to landfill. Monies raised is donated to national medical charities.

Fetes, Quizz Nights, Race Nights, Film nights,Coffee mornings, Hall lettings and Recycling glass and newspaper.WiFi installation for student & business use

Formed in 1998 through Agenda 21 to encourage allotment use in Harrow we are now a federation of 17 horticultural and local groups. Our plant sales, quiz suppers, BBQ and Horticultural Show during the year raise funds which have provided disabled toilets, recycling bays and secure storages on allotment sites. Our website www.harrowinleaf.org.uk gives more information of our activities.

The objects of the CIO are:To promote for the public benefit in Tenterden (Kent) and the surrounding area the conservation, protection and improvement of the environment and the prudent use of natural resources by reducing carbon emissions and other sources of pollution and promoting recycling, in particular by means of the following:a) The provision and support of community resource sharing,