Free Stickers
Get a free 'no junkmail' sticker posted to your home in Canterbury.
Thanks to Environment Canterbury we have free stickers for the
Canterbury region, and thanks to Doubledot Media and NZ Post we have
pre-paid envelopes. If you want a sticker then contact us and we'll post it to you for free.
The Fight Against JunkmailLetterboxer is dedicated to fighting the unnecessary waste from junkmail. Letterboxer not only saves junkmail from being distributed, and in turn trees from being logged, but is assisting New Zealanders to progress towards sustainable living.
Letterboxer volunteers make giving up junkmail as easy as saying "Yes". Volunteer MapsSee where the Letterboxer volunteers have been on the Canterbury Map.![]() |
Latest NewsNational Sticker Launch and Prize GivingThe National Sticker Launch and Prize Giving yesterday was a great success. The winners are: New Sticker Launch and PrizegivingThe Pimp My Letterbox design competition winners will be announced and awarded iPod Nanos. 7pm until 9pm on Thursday, 12th November, 2009 at Municipal Chambers, Oxford Terrace (Our City O-Tautahi). Read more. Nov 9th, 2009. Andrew HortonEntries Closed for CompetitionEntries for the Pimp My Letterboxer design competition closed on October 31st. Thank you to all who entered, over 120 entries were received. In the next few days our judges will select the finalists who will be invited to the prize giving event. Nov 2nd, 2009. Andrew HortonDiscussion Forum OnlineI've just setup a online forum for us to talk about junkmail and Letterboxer projects. Help me out by telling us your ideas. Sep 5th, 2009. Andrew HortonSponsorship from Doubledot MediaSimon Slade from Doubledot Media, a multiple award-winning company in Christchurch, has agreed to sponsor Letterboxer. He is generously providing postage stamps (because the NZPost Community envelopes ran out), paying for stickers that can be sent nationwide and providing prizes for a 'No Junkmail' sticker design competition. Sep 4th, 2009. Andrew HortonPopular demandI want to thank everyone who sent in kind emails supporting Letterboxer. In the days after Charlie Gate's article 'Group hits back against junk mail onslaught' appeared in The Christchurch Press and on stuff.co.nz, over a hundred 'No Junkmail' stickers have been requested by Canterbury residents. A handful of people have offered to volunteer, this is great and will help Letterboxer make a bigger difference. Sep 4th, 2009. Andrew HortonAttention VolunteersDo you want to make a difference? Sign up so you can start Letterboxing in your own area. Letterboxers are volunteers who go door to door offering no junk mail stickers for free.
If someone wants the sticker, you put it on their letterbox for them.
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