Fundación Cepsa and Madre Coraje join forces to raise awareness of the importance of recycling household oil

• Both entities launch an awareness campaign starting at service stations in Jerez, Spain.
• The oil collected in the Madre Coraje container network will be used for social projects in Peru and Mozambique.

Fundación Cepsa and the Madre Coraje Association have joined forces in Andalusia to develop a collaborative program focused on raising awareness of the importance of recycling household oil.

This awareness campaign has begun in Jerez de la Frontera with the distribution of around 260 funnels among customers to help collect household oil and an information sheet on the network of containers to leave this product that Madre Coraje has put out for this purpose in the municipality of Cádiz.

The association explained that the ultimate goal, in addition to raising environmental awareness, is to improve the living conditions of the most impoverished, whether in Peru or in Mozambique, where the Madre Coraje Mission is being carried out. One of the ways of financing this solidarity project is by collecting and then selling used vegetable oil to biodiesel plants. In addition, as urban waste managers, Madre Coraje also aims to collaborate with Environmental Protection, a goal it shares with Fundación Cepsa.