From April 22 to May 21,
Old Navy stores are accepting used flip-flops for recycling. You can find the collection bins inside the store, usually up front by the entrance.
TerraCycle will recycle the flip-flops into playground material which will be donated to communities around the country.
One environmentally friendly company is partnering with Old Navy stores nationwide to give communities a chance to turn their trash into treasure and help the environment at the same time.
Beginning on Earth Day and continuing through May 21, the green company TerraCycle is collecting ready to be discarded flip-flops at more than 900 Old Navy locations nationwide, including the location in Aiken. TerraCycle will then take the discarded flip-flops, which many people do not realize are very difficult to recycle and would sit in a landfill for a long time, and use the material to create four playgrounds in communities throughout the country.
Even though Earth Day is over, you can still help the planet by doing something that they already do—shop!
While setting out on spring shopping this April, you can participate in nationwide recycling programs in Geneva by bringing used flip-flops to
Old Navy.
Through May 21, shoppers of Old Navy can deposit their used flip flops in colorful collection bins found inside any Old Navy store. TerraCycle will then recycle the flip-flops into playgrounds which will be donated to communities around the country.
Even though Earth Day is over, you can still help the planet by doing something that they already do—shop!
While setting out on spring shopping this April, you can participate in nationwide recycling programs in Geneva by bringing used flip-flops to
Old Navy.
In an effort to further reduce waste, TerraCycle, Inc. and Old Navy are partnering in a month-long drive to collect used flip flops and recycle them into four public playgrounds around the country. The community is encouraged to participate by stopping by an Old Navy store to deposit used flip flops in designated collection bins. This is the first time a nationwide retailer has initiated a large-scale effort to collect and recycle flip flops.
Running through May 21, Old Navy shoppers can deposit their used flip flops in colorful collection bins found inside any Old Navy store.
TerraCycle is a company I know Mamas will get behind. We're all doing our part to become a bit greener. as much as we can I think. Whether it's packing our kids lunches in more earth friendly packaging or handing down our kids clothes. We're doing what we can.
This weekend, Garnier’s Cleaner Greener Tour will be making a stop at the Main Street Festival in Franklin from 10:00am-6:00pm. Garnier is kicking off a packaging collection and recycling program with TerraCycle called the Personal Care and Beauty Brigade and announcing Pure Clean, a new biodegradable hair care line. Festival attendees can bring any and all hair care, skin care and cosmetic packaging to the tour vehicle to be recycled by TerraCycle and score some free samples of Pure Clean.
