Showing posts with label school supplies. Show all posts
Showing posts with label school supplies. Show all posts
Crafts for a Cause
Saw this on the Create: blog & just had to share. When things are no longer at the forefront of the newscast, we tend to forget all the needs here at home. Click here to download supply list (includes shipping address). Click image for a larger view.
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America,
charitable shopping,
crafts,
Missouri,
school,
school supplies
Back to school!

1. I love the fun Be Yourself notebook from Rock Scissor Paper!
2. Take notes in a vintage Bingo Card Sketchbook by Crab Apple Designs.
3. Ditch the plastic baggies & utilize reusable sandwich bags by Britgal Designs.
4. Carry your books in a Funky Finds tote bag this year!
2. Take notes in a vintage Bingo Card Sketchbook by Crab Apple Designs.
3. Ditch the plastic baggies & utilize reusable sandwich bags by Britgal Designs.
4. Carry your books in a Funky Finds tote bag this year!
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bags,
Funky Finds,
notebooks,
reusable,
school supplies,
sketchbook,
tote bag,
vintage
TerraCycle
Yesterday scrapbooking guru & life artist Ali Edwards mentioned Eco-Binders from TerraCycle that she purchased at Office Max. In 2001, Tom Szaky and Jon Beyer started TerraCycle in their quest to change the way people do business. Inspired by a box of worms, these students had a dream: a company could be financially successful while being ecologically and socially responsible. Determined to turn the worm box concept into a real-life, commercially viable process, they developed prototype equipment and proved their concept was feasible by reprocessing solid waste from dining halls at Princeton University. The company now produces lawn & garden products, including urban art pots that are made of 100% e-waste (such as crushed computers and fax machines) & are painted by inner city artists making each pot unique. The office section features the Eco-Binders amongst several other cool products, such as the juice pouch pencil cases. The drink pouch tote bag & backpack are also very cool! Another awesome project TerraCycle has going on is finding great uses for objects that used to be considered waste. The best part is that you can raise funds for your favorite charity by helping to collect waste. It's easy and shipping is free.
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garden,
lawn,
office supplies,
recycled goods,
recycling,
school supplies
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