Wondering what to do with all that baby and kid’s stuff you no longer need? The upcoming edition of Monaco is committed against waste… is focusing on baby, childcare and early childhood equipment and donations are being accepted next week.
Collections of unwanted baby and children’s items are taking place at the Espace Leo Ferré on 4th and 5th February from 1pm to 6pm by the City of Monaco and the association Monaco Développement Durable (MC2D).
Donations of articles such as changing tables, highchairs, car seats, prams, early childhood awakening toys (0-3), food processors, baby scales, baby pens and mats and bouncy chairs are being accepted, as well as unused packages of nappies, wipes and powdered baby formula, and foods that are not past sell-by dates.
The organisers ask that the items being brought in are clean and in good to excellent condition.
The Monaco is committed against waste… programme was started as a way for the people of the Principality to dispose of unused or unwanted items whilst creating a circular economy and encouraging recycling. Previous drives have collected electronics, textbooks, toys, electrical appliances and food. The contributions go to charitable causes that provide assistance to the region’s most disadvantaged.
All donations of childcare items will benefit the organisations Mission Enfance and MIR Nice/Monaco.
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