Volunteers

  100 Hours  |  567 Bikes Collected   Graham, a retiree with a wealth of experience in accountancy, transport, and customer service, has been a dedicated volunteer at Re-Cycle for the past six months. In this time, Graham has generously contributed 100 hours of his time to Re-Cycle.   His primary role as a bike

How I became a volunteer: My professional offshore engineering life was coming to an end, and I needed to keep busy physically and mentally as I retired. At my last Charity where I volunteered I met Johnny Johnstone who volunteered for Re-cycle, Bikes for Africa. As he described Re-Cycle to me the charity appealed to

Meet John Adams, he has been volunteering with Re-Cycle for 5 years, since retiring from a career in the maritime containership & ports industry. His job took him all over the world, although ironically the one continent he never set foot on in the course of his work travels was Africa!   John came across

Re-Cycle saved me!  Do I exaggerate?   In my working life, for more than thirty five years, I was a solicitor. If I am entirely honest, retirement (at age 60) in October 2017, was not choice at the pinnacle of a fine career but necessity as depression grew out of the constant un-remitting stress of