Home | Project Updates | P.R.O. (Prescription bottle, Recycling, Operation) | Recycling List | Pictures of Recycling Drive | Christmas Card Recycling | Contact Us | Links

Waste Not, Want Not

Recycling List

Below is a list of items our club recycles and collects for community service projects. If you have any items you would like to recycle or donate please contact us to schedule a pickup.

Items we recycle:
Greeting and Christmas cards, Aluminum cans, Clear,Brown,green glass..clean with lids removed, (Please do Not set out broken glass for us), Newspaper..clean and dry (No inserts please), Tin cans...clean and paper removed, Paper bags, Plastic bags, Register Slips...Place in envelope with store name, Giant Eagle, Foodland and ShopnSave. Also Campbells product labels and box tops, Kool-aid Burst caps and aluminum pull tabs from pop cans...Bag seperately, plastic water and pop bottles 20 oz - 1 liter clean with lids.
 
 
Things we collect for community service projects: Clean Stuffed animals (are taken to nursing homes, shelters and pediatric wards), "PG" or "G" rated movies video or DVD, Magazines...clean and dry..mark out your address (goes to hospitals, shelters, nursing homes and over seas to our soldiers) Reading Books (goes to hospitals, nursing homes, soldiers over seas, shelters,businesses and children books are exchanged with other children) Pieces of wood..any usuable spare wood would be greatly appreciated, Dog and cat food (any kind of cat & dog food, old towels, animal shampoo, treats are donated to the Marion County Humane Society and Animal Shelter {not the new shelter} ), empty prescription bottles (with labels removed).
 
Also need buttons, flowers, flower seeds, flower bulbs, fold up tables and chairs, working sewing machines, film canisters with lids, neck ties, yarn, material, craft supplies, clothing, paint, working tools, gloves, coats, wood chips, sawdust, Halloween masks, computers and accessories, children games, crayons, markers, notebooks, notepads, white sheets, sleeping bags.

Reduce, Reuse and Recycle

doesthatsm.jpg