The Charity “Friendship Zone” works together with “Empty Cartridge” making environment tidy.

                                                                    
                                                                   
                                                                   
                                           


09.03.2010

In today’s cyber world we are aware that we have computers, printers, scanners and many other programmed machines everywhere. We can’t imagine our lives without them and can’t believe that before 20 years only some had PC or mobile phone. Its time to think not only about how to create new models of IT tempting offers, but also how to recycle old models making environment tidy.

Friendship Zone, in collaboration with one of the largest collectors of used printer cartridges in the UK “Empty Cartridge” care about the environment we live in and wants to make it better. As for the Charity it is vital to keep the faith that everyone can make the world a better place to live.

Recycling empty ink and laser cartridges & old mobile phones and PDA’s with “Empty Cartridge” is environmentally friendly and helps to reduce the 250 million of them dumped in landfill sites in the last decade. According to current statistics, only 5% are currently being recycled – this means 95% of these items are simply discarded and end up in landfill sites1

The Charity “Friendship Zone” searches for companies which do not recycle their used cartridges and old mobile phones and encourages them to register with “Empty Cartridge”. Everyone can think about how to make the earth more valuable. “Friendship Zone” reminds us about good deeds we all can do. By recycling with “Empty carriage” you will not only save the environment a but also support the Charity “Friendship Zone”

Friendship Zone is a social networking website with unique difference.  Our Charity promotes friendship and helps people to achieve their dreams.
Please visit our website www.friendship-zone.com for more information.

Reference
1Available from http://www.emptycartridge.co.uk/index.asp [Accessed March 9, 2010]