A school in Southington is in the running for a new playground. For more information about the challenge, visit Terracycle's website here.  

The Drink Pouch Brigade—offered by Capri Sun and TerraCycle—rewards participants and their schools with points and cash donations for collecting drink pouches. Hazelwood Elementary School in Washington did just that, using money generated through collecting drink pouches to help counteract school-wide funding cuts.

Coop Marked i Rogne har opna ein lokal innsamlingsstad for gjenvinning av kapslar og foliepakningar.  

The contest is being sponsored by TerraCycle, Colgate and ShopRite. Webster Hill School is in third place, behind schools in New York State and Southington. The school that earns the most playground credits by June 13 wins the playground equipment.Webster Hill Elementary School has long been a TerraCycle partner and continues to recycle juice pouches, plastic bottles and aluminum cans through the TerraCycle program. The school has a great track record for its recycling efforts, with a very active student Environment Global Group, which promotes environmental protection and conservation.

Wendy Caraballo explains. “One interesting thing we do is partner up with Tom’s of Maine to reuse all of their scrap material that accumulates during the tube printing process. They use a third party company called TerraCycle that takes the Tom’s of Maine printed scrap and turns it into colorful tote bags that are sold in specialty grocery stores.