Tags: Food For the Poor
Easy Ways to Recycle Printer Cartridges for Adults
Denise ResendezRegular readers will have read about our ongoing Food for the Poor program (FFTP); our way of recycling and turning your empty ink and toner cartridges into a full stomach!
Get Your School Involved In Recycling Ink Cartridges
Denise Resendez“If you want parents to recycle, just tell their kids the importance of recycling, and they’ll be all over it.” - Bill Nye Reuse. Reduce. Recycle.
How Recycling Printer Cartridges Makes a Difference
Denise ResendezThere is no doubt that plastics, and their various applications, have revolutionized the way we live. It has increased our comfort and convenience manifold. Yet, it is also a fact that the disposing of plastics presents one of biggest challenges of modern living.
How Recycling Printer Cartridges Feeds the Hungry
Denise ResendezHere’s a food for thought for you: about a trillion plastic bags are used worldwide each year. An average American family takes home about 1,500 plastic bags a year - and about 100 billion are thrown away in the U.
Why We Want Your Empty Printer Cartridges
Denise ResendezIt is estimated that about 1.1 billion printer cartridges are used up each year. Approximately 70% of used printer cartridges simply get tossed into the trash.
Help CompAndSave Support Food for the Poor, Inc. by Donating Empty Printer Cartridges
Denise ResendezCompAndSave’s goal is to collect and recycle 10,000 empty printer cartridges, and donate every cent raised to Food For the Poor Non-Profit to feed the Hungry.