Big-hearted Interlink drivers are teaming up with Pudsey to raise thousands for The BBC Children in Need Appeal. The parcel carrier is supporting a campaign to raise money by making it easy for people to recycle their old mobile phones, PDAs, mp3s and iPods.

Each time they make a delivery to a home address, drivers will give customers a Freepost envelope that they can use to send their old item to recycling company Regenersis. For every device collected, up to £80 will be donated to the charity, whose aim it to help make apositive difference to disadvantaged children and young people across the UK. Between now and the TV appeal night on Friday 14 November, Interlink and its sister company DPD will deliver a million envelopes to customers across the UK.  

Dwain McDonald, CEO of Interlink said: “We’re proud of our green credentials, so we were delighted to accept the offer to handle this great project. Simply by giving us your old mobile phone, iPod or PDA, you can help us raise money for BBC Children In Need. At the same time you’ll be reducing your own carbon footprint and getting rid of unwanted clutter!”