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Monthly Archives: May 2011
Sports Memorabilia can be auctioned or consigned online
MEMORY LANE Memory Lane provides online auctions and consignment for all sports’ memorabilia and cards. Once you register, you can consign or sell your collectibles at Memory Lane, and they are looking to buy sizable collections…in which case they may … Continue reading
Your donated equipment could help Muscular Dystrophy research
MUSCULAR DYSTROPHY ASSOCIATION MDA accepts donations of office supplies and furniture, craft supplies, computer equipment, office equipment and medical supplies and equipment. Your donations go to a better use, helping MDA direct its other resources to children and adults with … Continue reading
Free and easy cash for used sports equipment
USED SPORTS If you are looking for some cash for your used sports equipment, Used Sports will post your pictures and price and buyers can make an offer, which you are free to negotiate. Your ad is exposed to “thousands … Continue reading
Think Outside the Bin has it’s radio debut
Social Recycling is featured on The Satisfied Life Network. The Satisfied Life Network, on 107.9 The Link Radio Show featured “Think Outside The Bin” and interviewed Tracy Himes as the co-author. Go to the audio clip and you’re bound to get … Continue reading
Samaritan’s purse helps devastated areas with donated household items
SAMARITAN’S PURSE Samaritan’s Purse provides a great opportunity for donating all those extra supplies, pens, pencils, note pads, etc. in the Pack-A-Shoe-Box program. In addition, they accept many common household items, including toiletries, toys, t-shirts, ball caps, and jewelry. Samaritan’s Purse … Continue reading
Extend the Life of Old Tennis Balls
REBOUNCES Rebounces uses revolutionary technology to restore the bounce to your old tennis balls. They can repressurize them on site to extend the life of the ball and save you money. They will even send you a pre-paid shipping label … Continue reading
Broken Glass can be reused, upcycled into art
What do you do with broken glass items? Broken glass and drinking glasses cannot be recycled in most areas in the traditional sense. But they can be put to good use, if you check your local phone listings for stained glass … Continue reading
Posted in Glass, Glass jars and bottles
Tagged A Cut of Glass, broken glass, Kym Cress, postaday2011, recycle glass, Stained glass
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Crafty idea for saving plastic lids from the landfill
Tap into the creative mind of a Kindergarten teacher and her kids, and you can make almost anything with your plastic lids. Most recycling programs don’t want your lids, they are often made with different plastics than what is accepted, … Continue reading
The sights and smells of a landfill
According to CleanAir.org, the Southern U.S. have the most landfills – 726 – compared to only 134 in the Northeast U.S. Welcome to the south, ya’ll! Here’s one of my local Carolina landfills, complete with vultures…and, unfortunately, many of our … Continue reading
Think Outside The Bin
