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Fundraise with EnvirofoneWe are always raising funds to help support the young people and their parents and carers within the group to ensure they get the same great adventures without the cost of living stopping anyone. We also need to keep our kit at the best it can be to have the opportunity available to all our members.
Every device sold with EnviroCharity moves us closer to our £1,000 goal. Here's how far your generosity has taken us.
Your old tech, a brighter day for 1st Long Itchington Scout Group.
Start by finding your device in our search tool. We'll give you an instant price and you decide how much of your payment to donate to 1st Long Itchington Scout Group.
Complete the checkout and choose 1st Long Itchington Scout Group as your cause. We'll send you free packaging and tracked postage so your tech reaches us safely.
Our experts carefully check and refurbish your device. Once it passes our tests, we confirm the final value and prepare your donation.
We transfer your chosen donation directly to 1st Long Itchington Scout Group and email you a confirmation. You can split your payment between cash, EnviroCash and a charitable gift – it's entirely up to you.

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Envirofone is proud to partner with Long Itchington Scouts, part of Leamington District Scouts and Warwickshire Scouts.
The group supports more than 60 young people aged 6–18 from Long Itchington and the surrounding area, giving them the opportunity to learn new skills, build confidence and take part in weekly meetings, day trips, activities and camps.
Through our partnership, supporters can donate the value of their unwanted phones, tablets and other devices to help raise funds for the group. At the same time, those devices are given a second life through reuse and refurbishment wherever possible, making it a great way to support both the local community and the environment.
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