Donating your old printer cartridges, clothes and unwanted items is a simple, green way to help children
Take part in one of our recycling schemes and we can turn your old tech, cars and clothes into cash.
Donating your unwanted goods has the power to do amazing things. It could answer a call to Childline, send a trained volunteer into a classroom to talk to children about abuse or provide much needed support to a family at one of our direct services.
Recycle your inkjet cartridges
Do you have empty inkjet cartridges that you could recycle? The Recycling Factory will make a donation for each eligible cartridge that you recycle for the NSPCC.
Disposing of your old ink cartridges this way is not only environmentally friendly, but also helps us to raise vital funds. Download a freepost label from the site and to check if your cartridge is eligible for recycling.
Interested in recycling in large volumes?
Email info@trf-uk.com
Happy recycling!
Donate second hand clothes
We've partnered with Clothes Aid who run doorstep collections of good quality, second-hand clothes, shoes and accessories.
Simply look out for the our NSPCC branded bags through your letterbox, fill with your clothes and leave them out for collection.
If you have more than three bags worth, you can also arrange a special collection.
- Email info@clothesaid.co.uk
- Call 0207 288 8545
Donate your car
Recycle your car free of charge with Giveacar. For every vehicle donated, we receive 70 per cent of the final scrap or auction price.
Donating your old car is easy. To sign up today:
- Complete the online form
- Email support@giveacar.co.uk
- Call 0207 736 4242.
How your donation will make a difference
Having the newest smartphone is great, but any phone has the potential to save a life.
"I'm not feeling good at all. I'm being bullied at school, they are slapping and kicking me. I'm on my own at the moment and I want to kill myself."
A Childline caller
Calls to Childline from children experiencing suicidal feeling are increasing. We need to make sure that our volunteers are always there to listen. Your old mobile phone could help us answer more calls.
