Community Paper Recycling Program
We are host to an Abitibi Paper Retriever Bin! The bright yellow and green bin located in our parking lot collects recyclable paper products such as school papers, copy paper, catalogs, newspapers, magazines, mail, envelopes, and shredded paper. The paper is recycled and used to make new newspapers, magazines, and catalogs. Plus, our church is paid for each ton of paper we collect.
While at church, please take some time to place unwanted paper and bulletins into the white bins located at the back of the sanctuary, in the office, and around the church.
Please Note: We also take all your recyclable paper from home! Simply drop off your paper in the bin located in our parking lot. You can even place your recyclable paper in a paper grocery bag and drop it in the bin.
Please do not place cardboard, paperboard, or tissue products in the bin. Also, plastics and glass are not permitted.
As of January 1, 2011, we have collected 22.5 tons!
This means we have saved 383 trees from being destroyed. All while earning money for our church. Great job, everyone!
Community Paper Recycling Program
We are host to an Abitibi Paper Retriever Bin! The bright yellow and green bin located in our parking lot collects recyclable paper products such as school papers, copy paper, catalogs, newspapers, magazines, mail, envelopes, and shredded paper. The paper is recycled and used to make new newspapers, magazines, and catalogs. Plus, our church is paid for each ton of paper we collect.
While at church, please take some time to place unwanted paper and bulletins into the white bins located at the back of the sanctuary, in the office, and around the church.
Please Note: We also take all your recyclable paper from home! Simply drop off your paper in the bin located in our parking lot. You can even place your recyclable paper in a paper grocery bag and drop it in the bin.
Please do not place cardboard, paperboard, or tissue products in the bin. Also, plastics and glass are not permitted.
As of January 1, 2011, we have collected 22.5 tons!
This means we have saved 383 trees from being destroyed. All while earning money for our church. Great job, everyone!