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Green-Works is an award winning social enterprise and registered charity dedicated to helping the environment by diverting redundant office and school furniture from landfill by providing reused and remanufactured furniture to small business, charities, schools and community groups whilst providing training and real work experience to the unemployed.

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Providing Scotland with great Christmas Trees and supporting a great cause

7 November 2009

This Christmas the young people of Kibble Education and Care Centre will be selling Caring Christmas Trees to raise funds for the Accord Hospice in Paisley.

 It's really simple they will sell good quality, needle-last Christmas trees, for around the same price as everywhere else, and the money they raise goes to the Hospice.

Last Christmas they raised 900 in aid of Accord Hospice by selling Caring Christmas Trees and the young people at Kibble thoroughly enjoyed the experience.

We hope you will buy your tree for Christmas 2009 from them and encourage your friends to do the same.

To order your tree please order online at www.caringchristmastree.com/paisley.  For further information contact: Karen Gilligan - [email protected] (0141 842 8023)

For directions to Kibbleworks click here

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Green-Works Facts

Green-Works celebrated its 10th birthday in 2010

We were the first to recognise the scale of the commerical furniutre problem with towards 500,000 tonnes of commercial furniture being dumped in landfill every year by companies

Green-Works has helped over 5,500 charities and organisations providing low cost furniture

We have donated over 70 jam packed containers of valauable educational and office furniture across the developing world

Our volunteers programme has save the state over £500K in social benefit

We have 5 proceesing centres across the UK which combined offer over 100,000 sq ft of capacity to deal with unwanted items

Green-Works was awarded the Queen's Award for Enterprise - Sustainable Development 2008