Recycle at School

paper
Schools earn cash for the paper they recycle. The Abitibi Paper Retriever Program helps organizations earn money through paper recycling. Contact Abitibi to arrange for placement of their seven-cubic-yard container at your school. Abitibi will pick up your paper and pay your school each month, based on the amount you collect. Boost your earnings by getting the community involved. The more you recycle, the more you earn. Visit www.PaperRetriever.com or contact Deanne Dressman at Abitibi Consolidated: (513) 242-3617 or cin_rep1@abitibiconsolidated.com.

paper

paper recycling container Schools earn cash for the paper they recycle.

The Abitibi Paper Retriever Program helps organizations earn money through paper recycling. Contact Abitibi to arrange for placement of their seven-cubic-yard container at your school. Abitibi will pick up your paper and pay your school each month, based on the amount you collect. Boost your earnings by getting the community involved. The more you recycle, the more you earn.

Visit www.PaperRetriever.com or contact Deanne Dressman at Abitibi Consolidated: (513) 242-3617 or cin_rep1@abitibiconsolidated.com.

aluminum cans
Schools can earn cash for the aluminum cans they recycle. The Recycle Challenge—a national pilot program sponsored by Rumpke Recycling and Sea World/Busch Gardens—helps organizations earn money through aluminum can recycling. Contact Rumpke to arrange for placement of their eight-cubic-yard container at your school. Rumpke will pick up the cans and pay your school each month, based on the amount of cans you collect. Boost your earnings by getting the community involved. The more you recycle, the more you earn. Visit www.therecyclechallenge.com or contact Anne Gray at Rumpke Recycling: (513) 242-4401 x7164 or anne.gray@rumpke.com.

aluminum cans

Schools can earn cash for the aluminum cans they recycle.

The Recycle Challenge—a national pilot program sponsored by Rumpke Recycling and Sea World/Busch Gardens—helps organizations earn money through aluminum can recycling. Contact Rumpke to arrange for placement of their eight-cubic-yard container at your school. Rumpke will pick up the cans and pay your school each month, based on the amount of cans you collect. Boost your earnings by getting the community involved. The more you recycle, the more you earn.

Visit www.therecyclechallenge.com or contact Anne Gray at Rumpke Recycling: (513) 242-4401 x7164 or anne.gray@rumpke.com.

PLASTIC
Schools can recycle plastic bags and 20-oz. bottles. TerraCycle manufactures an organic plant fertilizing product, which is bottled directly in used soda bottles. School-collected soda bottles are shipped to TerraCycle via prepaid collection bags. Visit www.terracycle.net for details. Enviro-Bag accepts clean, plastic grocery sackes to produce its own trash bags. Participating schools have recycled 92 million bags and earned more than $1 million in revenue. Visit www.envirobag.com for more information.

PLASTIC

Schools can recycle plastic bags and 20-oz. bottles.

TerraCycle manufactures an organic plant fertilizing product, which is bottled directly in used soda bottles. School-collected soda bottles are shipped to TerraCycle via prepaid collection bags. Visit www.terracycle.net for details.

Enviro-Bag accepts clean, plastic grocery sackes to produce its own trash bags. Participating schools have recycled 92 million bags and earned more than $1 million in revenue. Visit www.envirobag.com for more information.