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Up to £10,000 to help communities reduce, re-use and recycle more

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Up to £10,000 to help communities reduce, re-use and recycle more

Do you know of a community/voluntary group or a not for profit organisations with an interest in increasing re-use or recycling and reducing waste?

Recycle for Greater Manchester (R4GM) are keen to help them turn that idea into a reality and increase the number of community groups’ actively  helping residents reduce, re-use and recycle more waste in Greater Manchester. 

Through the Community Waste Fund (CWF), we have already supported a wide variety of groups. From a tenant association in Monton, Salford, who encouraged local residents and businesses to recycle right, to a social housing landlord in Trafford who have set up a new furniture re-use organisation and shop which is taking good quality furniture from their empty properties to help new tenants furnish their homes cheaply.

The next round of the CWF is now open for applications until 15  February 2013.

If you have an idea but don’t know what to do next you can go to www.recycleforgreatermanchester.com/community/funding and read the guidance notes or speak to Phillippa or Rebecca who will be able to provide advice, they can be contacted on 0161 770 1700.

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Issued: 17 January 2013.

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