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Don’t waste your waste – it can benefit hospice

SCH Local News | Eddie's Electrical in Shelly Beach is a drop-off point.

Peter Sharp collects any plastic bottle tops, bread sealer tags and aluminium pull tags from cooldrink cans.
These are then taken away for recycling, and money paid by the waste management company goes to South Coast Hospice.

The proceeds of a recent collection, R700, was paid directly into the bank account of hospice by the company.
Peter thanked all the people, groups and schools who so generously contributed to this most worthy cause.

He also appeals to more people to become involved and to be made aware of the valuable service provided by hospice.

This simple collection not only benefits needy cancer patients but also provides employment for the dedicated staff and carers.

Eddie’s Electrical in Shelly Beach is a drop-off point. Peter can be contacted on 072 1047717.

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