Cause Related Marketing

St Mary’s Hospice and Wise Recycling Ltd: working together to raise funds for the support and assistance of the community in South Cumbria

St Mary’s Hospice have enlisted the assistance of Wise Recycling Ltd to generate funds for the benefit of our community.

A forerunner in corporate fund raising for charities and good causes, Wise Recycling Ltd will be assisting St Mary’s Hospice by supplying and recycling ink jet cartridges and toners. Our hospice will receive funding from each new sale and from the value of returned empty cartridges or toners.

Supporters of St Mary’s Hospice can assist with raising funds by purchasing their new cartridges or toners using the banner on the St Mary’s website. Simply click on the banner and you will be taken to Wise Recycling’s shopping site. Using this banner means 10% of the value of your purchases are automatically donated to St Mary’s Hospice.

Returns bags are issued with each sale to enable the return of the used item. The bags will detail that St Mary’s Hospice is the charitable organisation you support, so ensuring 20% of the value of the empties is donated to ourselves. Furthermore, the postage is inclusive, so returning a used item costs only a little time and, as many are suitable for re-filling or re-manufacture, you will be helping the environment.

As ink jet cartridges and/or toners are a commodity which most of us use in conjunction with our computers, this method of raising funds for St Mary’s Hospice is simple yet effective. Wise Recycling Ltd aims to be very competitive in it’s pricing, so click on the banner and see what they can offer. For those of you who prefer ordering to have a more personal touch, please telephone 01 507 463100, where Mia, Chris or Rob will be very happy to assist you.

Ken & Debbie Bichard are excited about helping charities, clubs, schools and good causes in the East Dorset Area

Ken & Debbie

Find out what attracted them to Wise Recycling Ltd

Every year The Royal Theatrical Fund provides support for over 400 people of all ages who have worked in the entertainment industry. They are people in need as a result of illness, accident or old age.

They are now encouraging supporters to use the Wise Recycling initiative to help their people in need.