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Envirobank Helps RHW Reduce Environmental Impact

Envirobank has been working in conjunction with The Royal Hospital for Women (RHW) in Sydney to help reduce its environmental impact and raise money to support the hospital.

Each month the hospital recycles between 0.347 and 1.300 tonnes of material. The Envirobank reverse vending machine assists in diverting more cans and bottles from landfill.

For every kilogram of cans and bottles recycled through the Envirobank reverse vending machine, the hospital receives a cash rebate.

Instead of inserting coins to receive a drink or snack, users place their empty plastic bottles or cans and use a touch screen to credit the hospital with a donation in the form of a used beverage container.

The Royal Hospital for Women has been the first organisation to use the machine as a dedicated fundraising tool.

Visitors, staff and even patients have been able to use the machine to support their community, and nurture their environment.

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RHW Domestic Services staff

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Envirobank machine with crushed waste

 

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“The launch of our new Envirobank on the opening day of our ‘Green It We Mean It’ expo was a great success. The sight of a new and interesting looking machine certainly generated some interest, especially from young children. Mums were lifting their children up to the machine to insert a bottle!

It is our endeavour now to continue to train our customers into becoming accustomed to think of their empty cans and bottles not as rubbish — but as tokens!”

- Michelle Edwards, Marketing Manager, Village Centre & Bridge Plaza, Batemans Bay

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