Our campaign's aim is to minimize additional stress for local businesses while also helping the environment.

Recycling reduces the need for extraction, which pollutes the air and water. It conserves energy and decreases greenhouse gas emissions, eventually assisting in the fight against climate change.

Our goal is to start companies like this to help our community and the environment.

My team is primarily trying to accomplish two of the UN goals. 

End poverty, achieve food stability, and develop and encourage sustainable agriculture by ensuring a sustainable agriculture by ensuring a sustainable consumption and production pattern.

It's all about doing more and better with less when it comes to sustainable consumption and development. It's all about removing economic development from environmental destruction, improving resource quality, and empowering people to live more sustainably. We want to achieve this goal by beginning small, which means recycling in our community, focusing on local businesses, schools, public areas, and households.

According to latest statistics, about 690 million people, or 8.9% of the global population, are hungry. In one year, the population grew by ten million people, and in five years, it increased by almost 60 million. To further relieve the dangers of malnutrition, agricultural productivity and sustainable food production must be increased.

We'd like to start tiny, donating a portion of our recycling to charity. We'd like to be funded by Kelowna Food Bank Charity, with the potential of expanding in the future.

Our funds will mostly be used for transportation and resources for recycling. 

We'd like some funding to get started, and once the company is built, we'll budget the expenses from our investments. 

We would also like to grow outside of the city through international charity if this business is a success.