Charitable Recycling is proud to partner with Redeem , a UK based environmental logistics firm that specializes in the collection of print cartridges and mobile phones to launch an international recycling campaign to raise funds to support the victims of Hurricane Katrina.

To join the Hurricane Katrina Recycling Appeal, simply mail in your unwanted cell phones and empty inkjet cartridges to: 

Katrina Recycling Appeal, 
c/o Redeem/TWS, 
794-A Industrial Court, Bloomfield Hills, MI USA 48302

All donations made in the name of BWireless will go to Make-A-Wish Foundation of Canada.

The Urban Bridge Experience is a new Christian charity operating in the Lower Mainland among the urban poor. 

The mission of the Urban Bridge Experience is to be a bridge between those with and those without. We aim to provide ways for people with resources, skills, and enthusiasm to become involved in actively and effectively helping those in need. Our vision is to provide a variety of programs that meet the physical, emotional and spiritual needs of the poor in our community. These programs focus on meeting the immediate physical and spiritual needs of the poor, but also place a priority on providing long term solutions to the challenges of addiction, unemployment, and lack of shelter. 

PITCH-IN CANADA- a national non-profit organization founded in 1967 provides programs to conserve, enhance and protect the environment and to reduce and reuse waste. PITCH-IN CANADA involves over 1.5 million volunteers across Canada in various action programs, from cleaning up and beautifying streams, wilderness and urban areas to initiating composting and
material and product recovery and recycling programs. PITCH-IN CANADA is a founding member of Clean World International (1976), promoting waste reduction, recycling and proper waste handling and the Environmentally Sound Packaging Coalition. PITCH-IN CANADA is also a founding supporter of the UN-sponsored Clean Up The World (1992) campaign. 

http://www.pitch-in.ca 

The Jane Goodall Institute (JGI) emphasizes the power of the individual to make a difference for all living things. From raising awareness about the critically endangered plight of chimpanzees in Africa, conservation of wildlife habitat, to fostering respect and compassion in young people across Canada, JGI's program objectives are to make the world a better place for people, animals and the environment.

EcologyFund is owned and operated by Click2Aid.com and CharityUSA.comLLC as a way to get new funds for critical habitat and wilderness preservation using the power of the internet. 

The Rainforest Site's primary land trust partner is The Nature Conservancy (TNC) and its Adopt an Acre ® program. The Nature Conservancy is the world's leading private, international conservation group.

Clean North is a citizens' environmental group in Sault Ste. Marie. Our goal is to "promote environmental protection through reduction, reuse and recycling of residential and industrial waste in Sault Ste. Marie and the Algoma District."

Wildlands CPR works with Canadian citizens in Alberta and British Columbia to protect pristine habitat in those Provinces through stopping new wildland road construction, promoting road removal, and limiting motorized recreation. Canadians are particularly concerned about new road construction relative to oil and gas development, which can involve hundreds of miles of new roads in sensitive habitat areas. These "linear barriers" as they are sometimes called, can then be accessed by off-road vehicles that tear further and further into the backcountry.