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Category Archives: Food
Donate Food to Food Banks and Pantries
As the holiday season swings into high gear this week, please remember those struggling to feed their families. Food banks count on our donations to make ends meet and the simple act of cleaning out our cabinets and pantries and … Continue reading
Directory of Homeless Shelters for your Donations
ARTISTS HELPING CHILDREN At Artists Helping Children, you can find homeless shelters by US State that are always in need of food, blankets, clothing and other common household items. You can search for the shelters in your area and contact … Continue reading
Raise funds and save school waste
According to the EPA, packaging from food makes up 32% of household trash. Have you been to a school lunch lately? The average elementary student wastes 45 to 90 pounds of trash every year just from lunch time packaging! … Continue reading
What can be recycled into compost?
GREEN WASTE The Green Waste website lists everything you need to start composting today, right in your city backyard or apartment—regardless of how little space you have. Improve your garden, window boxes and plant beds by recycling all your household … Continue reading
Posted in Compost, Event leftovers, Food, Think Outside The Bin
Tagged compost items, composting, food waste, Green waste, postaday2011, what can be compost
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Clear out clutter and recycle ketchup, oatmeal, vinegar and vodka!
If you clean out your food pantry and encounter products that have passed their prime, look to The Daily Green for creative reuse ideas for old food items: Ketchup 9 Uses for extra ketchup and ketchup packets that may surprise you: http://www.thedailygreen.com/green-homes/latest/ketchup-uses-catsup-460409 Oatmeal … Continue reading
Posted in Food, Think Outside The Bin
Tagged clean out the pantry, clutter, ketchup, oatmeal, olive oil, postaday2011, recycle food, vinegar, vodka
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Go Green with Green Waste composting
GREEN WASTE The Green Waste website lists everything you need to start composting today, right in your city backyard or apartment—regardless of how little space you have. Improve your garden, window boxes and plant beds by recycling all your household … Continue reading
Posted in Food
Tagged Biodegradable waste, compost, fruit and vegetable peels, Green waste, improve garden, postaday2011, recycle food scraps
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Think Outside The Bin
