Redistribution of Goods
ReCoHere reduces landfill waste by gathering and redistributing excess goods to organizations who serve populations in need & others who will use them.
Read MoreSimpson Sustainability Station
Pilot composting and other sustainable practices along with education at the new Rooted at Simpson multi-family affordable housing development.
Read MorePurposeFill – Delivery-Based Refillery
Establish a convenient delivery service for bulk household and personal care products to promote reuse.
Read MoreOld Mill District Water Bottle Refill Station Installation
Old Mill District will install a water refill station for visitors to fill up their water bottles.
Read MoreRefill & Reuse: A Sustainability Reprise – Implementing Reusables at the Tower Theater
Tower Theatre Foundation will launch a reusable cup program, reducing single-use waste and promoting a circular economy.
Read MoreCentral Oregon Tool Library
Central Oregon Tool Library will promote sustainability, affordability, and community resilience by providing shared access to tools and equipment.
Read MorePerfectly Imperfect Food Waste Reduction & Education Program
High Desert Food and Farm Alliance will rescue surplus or “imperfect” food from local farms, community gardens and farmers markets that would otherwise go to waste and redirect it to consumers who visit their regular farmers market booths and pop-ups.
Read MoreFrom Billboards to Beavers – A Zero-Waste Restoration Project
Think Wild will eliminate single-use plastic waste from riparian restoration by replacing disposable contractor bags with reusable willow harvest bags made from retired billboard vinyl.
Read MoreSingle Use Bottle Elimination Project via Bulk Liquid Section at Locavore
Central Oregon Locavore will expand their liquid bulk section and eliminate single-use plastics, by building a custom shelving system tailored to their needs.
Read MoreRecycling Initiative at Bethlehem Inn
Bethlehem Inn is implementing a robust recycling program at their Bend and Redmond locations to reduce waste and have a more environmentally friendly campus.
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