It feels like we may be on a bit of a roll with the Re-Cycle Project.
After lunch the children accompanied me going out to post flyers advertising the project. As it is hoped to be collecting from a large donator on the Samoeng Rd very soon, we took a route through Sarapee and out towards Samoeng.
We first called at a few outlets in Sarapee town and the children took it in turns to go and ask to be able to post the flyers.
No one refused. We are especially happy that , although they could not give a place to post the flyer, The Bangkok Bank kindly agreed to allow us to place brochure advertising inside the Bank.
We also had a great response from a gated Moobahn on the Samoeng Rd. The office official was most enthusiastic on hearing of our idea and has promised to put it to a planned Seminar being held at the Moobahn on Saturday. If successful she said she would try and get us a spot in the centre of the Moobahn where we can place collection bins.
This would be a great boost to our campaign. It has already been a Project consideration to get our own collection bins placed at convenient drop off points.
If you want to support this project maybe you can consider sponsoring the purchase of wheely bins for this purpose.
You can do this online by following the photo link on the right hand side of the page or alternatively donate through our Donate Button tagging your donation “wheely”. If you live in or around Chiang Mai and wish to donate an actual wheely bin the feel free to contact me using the contact form below.
On the way home the children did a little more work for their Villa and Sport Project, visiting a couple of outlets on the Samoeng Rd and negotiating a good price on a concrete chess table.
You can still sponsor this purchase using the photo link to the right of the page…the cost has been adjusted to reflect the children’s excellent bargaining skills.
