OUR MISSION
Binners’ Project fosters social and economic inclusion, builds community resilience and stronger networks, and engages on sustainability issues.
Through our programs, we empower binners as part of the circular economy -- building a community from the bottom up.
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Our initiatives aim to:
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OUR NETWORK
MAKEWAY SHARED PLATFORM
Binners’ Project is a project on MakeWay’s Shared Platform, which provides operational supports, governance, and charitable expertise for changemakers. The shared platform enables more time and money to go towards achieving greater impact. MakeWay is a national charity that builds partnerships and solutions to help nature and communities thrive together. |
Binners' Project is committed to principles of dignity, independence, integration, and equal opportunity. For more information please see MakeWay's Accessibility Policy and Plan.
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LOCAL COMMUNITY
While still young, Binners’ Project is establishing itself as a connector. We work closely with over 40 non-profit groups and government entities with whom we share the same values. Those includes SFU Radius, UBC Learning Exchange, the City of Vancouver, Metro Vancouver, and many more. Those partnerships range from one-time only projects, to a significant part of the project’s activities.
NATIONAL INITIATIVES
Some of our initiatives are currently being tested in other cities across Canada. Partner organisations include Les Valoristes, Regroupement des Éco-quartiers, Société de Developpement Social in Montreal, and The Diverters' Foundation in Victoria.
INTERNATIONAL NETWORK
We are also connected with waste-collecting communities similar to us around the world – thanks to the Global Alliance for Waste Pickers.
While still young, Binners’ Project is establishing itself as a connector. We work closely with over 40 non-profit groups and government entities with whom we share the same values. Those includes SFU Radius, UBC Learning Exchange, the City of Vancouver, Metro Vancouver, and many more. Those partnerships range from one-time only projects, to a significant part of the project’s activities.
NATIONAL INITIATIVES
Some of our initiatives are currently being tested in other cities across Canada. Partner organisations include Les Valoristes, Regroupement des Éco-quartiers, Société de Developpement Social in Montreal, and The Diverters' Foundation in Victoria.
INTERNATIONAL NETWORK
We are also connected with waste-collecting communities similar to us around the world – thanks to the Global Alliance for Waste Pickers.
AWARDS
We have received the following awards:
- City of Vancouver Award of Excellence: 2017 Greenest City Leadership Awards
- 2016 SFU Interfaith Centre Laudato Si Award - Non-Profit