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Roskilde Festival

Refund Collection at Roskilde Festival 2010

Since 2002 DanChurchAid has been collecting cans, cups and bottles at Roskilde Festival for the benefit of projects in the poorest parts of the world.

We have found all our refund collectors. You can check out information and conditions for the work as refund collectors.

Info

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What is a refund collector and how much do they work?

The cause

The refund collection supports DanChurchAid's humanitarian international work

Conditions

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Read guidelines and contract for refund collectors here

Since 2002 DanChurchAid has been collecting refund at Roskilde Festival to support our international work. During these 8 years we have vans and cups equivalent to 5,2 million Danish Kroner - money that have supported mobile hospitals in Israel/Palestine, food safety in Malawi. anti trafficking in Cambodia and Humanitarian Mine Action in Lebanon and DR Congo.

This year we need 700 dedicated volunteer refund collectors to help us raise even more money to support humanitarian projects around the world.


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