‘Change for the Environment' Lets You Donate Spare Change
Marissa Brassfield — May 1, 2009 — Eco
References: changefortheenvironment.org & treehugger
You might not think that the spare change jingling in your pocket can benefit the environment, but ‘Change for the Environment’ would love to prove you wrong. This three-day Canadian initiative in Toronto and Quinte asks residents to donate their spare change at the donation points; every bit of it will be spent on the environment.
According to ‘Change for the Environment,’ it doesn’t take much to make a real difference: Just 5 loonies will buy a tree, which enables 2 people to breathe clean air for a lifetime. Check out the link below to find a donation station near you.
According to ‘Change for the Environment,’ it doesn’t take much to make a real difference: Just 5 loonies will buy a tree, which enables 2 people to breathe clean air for a lifetime. Check out the link below to find a donation station near you.
Trend Themes
1. Micro-donation Initiatives - Small-scale activism platforms like 'Change for the Environment' are harnessing spare change to make a real difference in social and environmental causes.
2. Crowdfunding for Sustainability - Utilizing spare change to fund environmental projects is a disruptive innovation opportunity in the crowdfunding industry.
3. Community Engagement for Change - Encouraging residents to donate their spare change to support environmental initiatives is an effective way to engage the community in sustainability efforts.
Industry Implications
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3. Social Impact Investing - Small-scale activism initiatives can be integrated into the social impact investing industry as a way to make meaningful investments in environmental causes.
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