TerraCycle's goal is to reduce waste by offering ways to raise funds by
recycling items for nonprofits, for-profits, and schools. Companies that produced the waste fund the collection efforts, and TerraCycle turns the waste into products such as park benches and backpacks.
Different items are collected in each classroom and in the children's homes and shipped away to TerraCycle. Local businesses; including Taylor Books, Edgewood Country Club and the Kay, Casto and Chaney Law Firm; have also partnered with the school to participate in the recycling program. The school has adopted other green initiatives -- it composts some of its waste and has a school garden.
A great place to look for fun and unique products is Terracycle.com.
At Terracylce they take old products like juice, chips, and candy bar wrappers, and upcycle them into fun new products.
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Students at the Antioch Elementary District 34 school sent 1,822 empty glue sticks and bottles to TerraCycle Inc. as part of its annual Elmer's Annual Classroom Cleanout contest. For each piece of waste sent to TerraCycle, the school earns points toward charity gifts or cash donations to any school...
TRENTON - Graffiti artists redecorated the headquarters of Terracycle using spray paint in the city on Saturday, August 10.
La rentrée scolaire approche. Et c’est le même rituel : on jette toutes les affaires de l’an dernier et on en rachète plein de nouvelles. Mais pourquoi ne pas en profiter pour encourager les enfants au recyclage, par exemple celui des instruments d’écriture.
