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Levy Ireland encourages fans to make positive impact through recycling

27th Aug 2024 - 06:00
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Levy Ireland encourages fans to make positive impact through recycling
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Levy Ireland joined forces with the Aviva Stadium to support the charity initiative Return for Children, which encourages sporting fans to make a positive impact through recycling.

Launched in conjunction with Re-turn, operators of Ireland's Deposit Return Scheme (DRS), visitors to Aviva Stadium can now donate their plastic bottles at designated Re-turn orange bins.

All deposit proceeds will support the six Return for Children charities including Barnardos Ireland, Barretstown, Childline by ISPCC, Jack & Jill Foundation, LauraLynn Children’s Hospice and Make-A-Wish Ireland. 

Starting with the Aer Lingus Football Classic match on 24th August, fans had opportunity to donate their plastic bottles, in support of the Return for Children six children's charities. It was estimated that the Aer Lingus Football Classic alone could raise up to €3,000 for charity.  

Alongside raising vital funds, this campaign also promotes recycling and the reduction of the environmental impact of single-use drink containers at large-scale events, turning the recycling process into a force for positive change.

Martina Flood, operations director of Levy Ireland, said: "This initiative perfectly aligns with Levy Ireland and Aviva Stadium's commitment to sustainability and giving back to the community. By encouraging recycling and supporting local charities, the partnership ensures that every returned single-use drink container contributes to a more sustainable and environmentally friendly Ireland."

Written by
Edward Waddell