Recycle

Help raise funds for Scotland’s animals by recycling items you no longer need or use.

What can be recycled?

You can recycle the following:

  • Jewellery and watches (any condition)
  • Electronics (mobile phones, cameras, Sat-Navs, Ipods, MP3 players, games consoles, games and accessories)
  • Currency (coins, notes and foreign currency accepted even if out of circulation)
  • Stamps (any variety, any age)

Banknotes, Jewellery + Watches

Small amounts of these items can be donated by popping them into an envelope no bigger than A5 size, and downloading the following freepost label here.

You can email fundraising@scottishspca.org to request a freepost envelope.

If you would like your donation acknowledged by Recycling For Good Causes, please add a letter with your name and email address into the envelope.

Stamps

Stamps should be sent separately to other items. Simply cut or carefully rip off the postage stamp from used envelopes, being careful not to damage the stamp, and once you have a collection post them in an envelope to:

Scottish SPCA
PO Box 16992
Sutton Coldfield
B73 9YA

Electronics, loose currency + larger donations of any items

For donations of larger amounts of items that weigh 10kg or more, Recycling for Good Causes will be happy to arrange collection.

Step 1

You can simply call 0800 633 5323 or visit www.recyclingforgoodcauses.org/individual-donors and you will be sent all that you need to start your recycling project including a sack or box to collect your items in.

Step 2

Once the sack is filled to a minimum weight of 10kg (maximum weight of 30kg) you can call 0800 633 5323 and Recycling for Good Causes will arrange collection of it, free of charge and at a convenient time for you.

Step 3

Remember to include our charity name and the address:

Scottish SPCA
Kingseat Road
Halbeath
Dunfermline
Fife
KY11 8RY

Recycling for Good Causes will then send us a cheque for 75% of the value of the goods.

If you would like your donation acknowledged by Recycling For Good Causes, please add a letter with your name and email address into the envelope.