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Showing posts with label recycling. Show all posts
Showing posts with label recycling. Show all posts

Sunday, March 2, 2008

It's time for SPRING CLEANING


We mentioned about our recycling project in a previous post and the response was good but we need more support from our fellow CUCMS students and staff.


You know it is time to clear up the trash from your room when there are more empty bottles and cans than your books or when you are having a hard time finding your car keys under the piles of papers on your desk. So, use your free time to clean and bring the recyclable products to college.




If you are not from CUCMS, please contact Victor Lim at 016-3408117.

All profits will go to our future projects to help those in need.


NOTE: To those who want to volunteer in this programme, please email ym2cucms@yahoo.com



Save the children, Save our mother nature





Credits to Diana for the poster



Saturday, February 23, 2008

Recycling Project





Here in Cyberjaya University College of Medical Sciences, we try to shoot two birds with one stone. Apart from raising funds for our bigger Young Mercy project and also to contribute to the orphans, Young Mercy II recycling ambassadors are trying to cultivate the spirit of recycling among the students.



By placing information and recycling boxes in targeted areas of the university, we want to show that being medical students doesn’t rule out the responsibility to maintain the resources and health of Mother Earth.



By creating this awareness, we hope that students in the future will recycle the items appropriately not only in the university but also in the hostel and at home. We also hope they will do it not for the project alone but to be better residents of our planet.



We will also convey this message to people living in Cyberjaya, who may not be aware of the significance of recycling, especially in an area where there is not much government initiation of environmental projects.




Credit to Victor a.k.a The Recycling Ambassador