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Kavanagh Environmental has entered into an agreement with Trócaire to provide Trócaire with a “Fundraising through Recycling” program beginning with mobile phones. The program targets the recycling of 500,000 mobile phones over three years. The money raised by the donated phones will be used to help raise much needed funds to support Trócaire’s work in the developing world. For further information on Trócaire's work please visit - www.Trócaire.org Click here to fill in the Request Form to order Trócaire bags or bins. Click here for further information on the Trocaire Mobile Phone Recycle Appeal Kavanagh Environmental has entered into an agreement with Barretstown to provide them with a Fundraising through Recycling program beginning with mobile phones. The money raised by the donated phones will be used to help raise much needed funds to support Barretstowns work. Children and families come to Barretstown tired. Tired of endless hospital visits, treatment and being sick. Barretstown provides a medically-endorsed programme of arts, adventure and activities for children with cancer and other serious illnesses. We help campers rediscover their self-esteem and find new skills to cope with their illness, it is serious fun. For further information on Barretstown please click here. www.barretstown.org. If you would like to help, you can simply donate a single phone or run a collection campaign for us in work or school.
Kavanagh Environmental has entered into an agreement with the "Irish Horse Welfare Trust" (I.H.W.T) to provide them with a “Fundraising through Recycling” program beginning with mobile phones. The program targets the recycling of 50,000 mobile phones over three years. The money raised by the donated phones will be used to help raise much needed funds to support the IHWT's work in Rescuing, Rehabilation, and Re-homing, of horses. The IHWT also run a program for Racehorse Retraining, promoting equine welfare awareness and campaigns on issues effecting equines. For further information on I.H.W.T's work please visit - www.ihwt.ie If you would like to help, you can simply donate a single phone or run a collection campaign for us in work or school.
Kavanagh Environmental has entered into an agreement with Rehab Recycle (part of the Rehab Group) to purchase all mobile phones found to be suitable for Reuse. Rehab Recycle receives thousands of mobile phones donated through its many WEEE collection schemes including businesses and schools. The Rehab Group is an independent, not-for-profit organisation which provides training, employment, health and social care and commercial services for some 56,000 people each year in Ireland, the UK, the Netherlands and Poland. Rehab Recycle's combined glass, can, paper and waste electrical recycling facilities account for in excess of 90,000 tonnes of material each year. The company operates over 1,800 bring sites (both public and private) and reprocesses the vast majority of consumer waste glass in Ireland. Rehab Recycle is part of the Rehab Group. In addition to collecting from local authority bring sites and recycling parks, Rehab Recycle has agreements with many multinational and large indigenous companies to collect very significant volumes of waste products on their behalf. Through its plants in Dublin, Galway, Cork, as well as Eindhoven in the Netherlands, Rehab Recycle continues to be a major resource to both the domestic and commercial sector in the management of recyclable waste. Rehab Recycling are looking for all your WEEE especially waste IT Equipment, if you have any WEEE you wish to donate to Rehab Recycle please contact: Martin Reddy For further information on Rehab Recycle please see www.rehabrecycle.ie
Kavanagh Environmental has entered into an agreement with the Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA) to provide them with a sustainable fundraising campaign by recycling mobile phones. For over 50 years the Irish Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (ISPCA) has worked locally and nationally rescuing, rehabilitating and re-homing animals. In 2002 the National Animal Centre in County Longford was opened. This purpose built animal rehabilitation centre is home to some of Ireland's most abused animals. The ISPCA also provides schools and universities with a centre where students of all ages can visit. We provide educational tours where students can gain knowledge of animal welfare issues and we also offer work experience programmes to transition year and college students. If you would like to organise a school visit, please contact us or visit our website for further information. The ISPCA operate a National Animal Cruelty Helpline and deal with hundreds of phone calls each week. We have four animal welfare inspectors who along with our 26 affiliated societies investigate the animal welfare complaints of cruelty, neglect and abuse. Our Mission is that through education, legislation and ongoing support for our 26 affiliated societies we can Prevent Cruelty to All Animals. In order to achieve our goal, we work with county councils, regional animal welfare groups, government ministers and MEPs in Brussels ensuring the implementation of current animal welfare legislation. The ISPCA also works with the government on the design and implementation of Irish Animal Welfare Bills. As a registered Irish Charity (CHY 5619) the cost of running the National Animal Centre and Inspectorate is met through legacies, donations from the public and fundraising events. With the exception of two grants, one from the Department of Agriculture and Food and one from the Department of the Environment, we receive no other funding from the Government. The Declaration of Animal Rights
We do therefore declare that these animals
We therefore call for the protection of these rights. The ISPCA has many affiliated societies throughout the country. The National Animal Centre is open 7 days per week and our visiting hours from May to September are 11:30am to 5:00pm. (Visiting hours from October to April is 11:30am to 4pm). We are located between Ballymahon & Lanesborough, Co. Longford if you would like to come along and meet the animals. You can also contact us on (043) 25035 to arrange a school tour or visit our website on www.ispca.ie If you would like to help, you can simply donate a single phone or run a collection campaign for us in work or school. Click here to fill in the Request Form to order ISPCA freepost bags, collection boxes or posters. Thank You For Helping Us Help Animals
Kavanagh Environmental has entered into an agreement with BirdWatch Ireland to provide them with a sustainable fundraising campaign by recycling mobile phones. BirdWatch Ireland is the largest independent conservation organisation in Ireland. Our aim is the conservation of wild birds and their natural habitats. Established in 1968, we currently have over 14,000 members and supporters and a local network of over 20 branches nationwide. We are involved in many conservation projects which aim to protect Ireland's birds and their habitats. This work enables us to report on the status and distribution of wild birds in Ireland and, through our policy and advocacy work, is used to influence others who have the ability and power to protect and enhance biodiversity. We also own or manage an increasing number of reserves which protect threatened habitats and the birds that rely on them. Our website (www.birdwatchireland.ie) now holds a section devoted to Ireland's Birds, providing descriptions, distribution maps, pictures, and many other details. Members receive a quarterly magazine, ‘Wings’, full of information about birds and other wildlife. BirdWatch Ireland also publishes the journal ‘Irish Birds’ on an annual basis. Birdfood, feeders, books and other sales goods are available. Sales catalogues are available upon request. You can also visit the BirdWatch Ireland shop in Newtownmountkennedy, Co. Wicklow. If you would like further information on the work that we do or if you have any queries, please contact us at: BirdWatch Ireland Tel: 353 (0)1 2819878 If you would like to help, you can simply donate a single phone or run a collection campaign for us in work or school.
BirdWatch Ireland is the trading name of the Irish Wildbird Conservancy, a company limited by guarantee.
Barnardos Kavanagh Environmental has entered into an agreement with Barnardos to provide them with a sustainable fundraising campaign by recycling mobile phones. Barnardos supports children whose well-being is under threat, by working with them, their families and communities and by campaigning for the rights of children. Barnardos was established in Ireland in 1962 and is Ireland's leading independent children's charity. Obviously no two cases are the same, but at Barnardos the children we deal with do have one thing in common. It is that they could otherwise be forgotten by society. We want to live in an Ireland where no child gets left behind and we will do everything in our power to make this happen. Our aim is to inject hope into what sometimes seems to be a hopeless situation. The effects of disadvantage can last a lifetime. It's true that children have amazing abilities to cope, but the wrong start can affect the direction of their whole lives. It can have a permanent impact on their education and their well-being. It can affect their ability to make friends, to get the most from their education and to make the progress every child should. It can trap them in the never-ending spiral of poverty and disappointment. In Barnardos we believe that all children deserve to be supported to reach their potential. Many children will achieve this without any need for Barnardos’ services, but for those who do not have the supportive family and community network around them, we are there to provide services that compensate for that gap at both a local and a national level. If you would like further information on the work that we do or if you have any queries, please contact us at: Barnardos National Office T: (01) 453 0355 E: info@barnardos.ie If you would like to help, you can simply donate a single phone or run a collection campaign for us in work or school.
Blue Cross Kavanagh Environmental has entered into an agreement with The Blue Cross to provide them with a sustainable fundraising campaign by recycling mobile phones. The Irish Blue Cross was established in 1945, and put its first mobile veterinary clinic onto the streets of Dublin in 1953. Since its foundation the charity has continued to develop the service whilst extending its support for needy pets through partnership with private veterinary practices. Ten Blue Cross mobile veterinary clinics are in operation weekly throughout Dublin and are manned by a dedicated volunteer force of vets, drivers and helpers. Each year, at least 10,000 pets are cared for at the mobile clinics. This work is supported by the main office, which handles an additional 8,000 calls for assistance from the general public. In 2007, the Irish Blue Cross provided veterinary care to 12,749 small animals. This included treatments, vaccinations and check-ups carried out at the charity’s Dublin based mobile clinics as well as neutering and life-saving surgeries carried out under its low cost referral schemes undertaken by veterinary practices in Dublin and around the country. In 2007, support has been given by the Department of the Environment, Heritage and Local Government with a grant of €15,000 towards canine and feline neuters. Also, in recognition of the work of the charity, the Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food contributed generously towards the work of the Charity with a grant of €40,000. Each year, Dublin City Council and other local authorities also give significant grant aid to the charity. The Irish Blue Cross also operates a horse ambulance service that attends at all Irish racecourses, north and south. In an average year, the fleet of three ambulance units provides over 350 days of service. Experienced staff work closely with racecourse veterinary surgeons to assist racehorses ‘pulled up’ or injured during the course of racing. In 2007, 382 horse ambulance service days were provided to racecourses. Funding is provided by Horse Racing Ireland and other racing organizations. The Irish Blue Cross horse ambulances are also to be seen at the RDS Annual Horse Show, the Punchestown International Horse Trials and some Point-to-Points. If you would like further information on the work that we do or if you have any queries, please contact us at: The Irish Blue Cross Tel: 01 416 3030 Email: info@bluecross.ie If you would like to help, you can simply donate a single phone or run a collection campaign for us in work or school.
Kavanagh Environmental operates a “Fundraising through Recycling”program for schools. It’s a turn key process, with all letters, stationary, posters, collection bags and bins ready to go. If you want to generate extra cash for you school contact us and we will be delighted to help you. Click here to fill in our Request Form to order Find-a-Fone bags or bins. |
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