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Top Ten Recycling Tips from Think Outside The Bin
THINK OUTSIDE THE BIN “Think Outside The Bin: Discard your common household items, help your neighbor, help your earth” was written with a vision of making a difference in America’s homes and landfills. In celebration of our success, we offer … Continue reading
New Way to Give and Receive Gifts
Gift Flow is a “social recycling” site created by recent Yale graduates that keeps your gifts of time, talents and treasures flowing in your community. Here’s how it works: individuals log onto GiftFlow and create a profile where they list … Continue reading
Posted in Think Outside The Bin
Tagged circular giving, Gift Flow, postaday2011, social recycling, think outside the bin, Yale
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Landfill statistics and Zero Waste America
If you lived in America in 1960, you generated about 2.68 pounds of waste a day. By 1970, we averaged 3.25 pounds per person, and when the 21st Century started, we were on our way to 5 pounds per day. … Continue reading
Donate Common Household Items to Charity
DID YOU KNOW? According to the IRS, for donations made after August 17, 2006, clothing and household goods given to charity must be in “good condition or better” in order to take a valid tax deduction. Note: the IRS does not define … Continue reading
Posted in Household items, Uncategorized
Tagged donate household items, IRS guidelines, postaday2011, social recycling
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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
Get Organized Month gift for you
To wrap up Get Organized Month, we’re giving all new subscribers to this blog a FREE copy of our handy, dandy, 152-page interactive resource guide, Think Outside The Bin: Discard your common household items… Help your neighbor, help your earth. … Continue reading
The Butterfly Effect on Recycling
Wikipedia defines Butterfly Effect: The phrase refers to the idea that a butterfly‘s wings might create tiny changes in the atmosphere that may ultimately alter the path of a tornado or delay, accelerate or even prevent the occurrence of … Continue reading
New blankets can be donated for ill children
PROJECT LINUS Project Linus is a national non-profit organization that provides warmth and security to seriously ill or traumatized children. They accept donations of new (no used items accepted), handmade, washable blankets. http://www.projectlinus.org/