This is a project I’ve been working on solo for a while, and just recently launched at our temple. You read about it recently in this post here. The girls came to help me set up the basket and my posters & signage. They posed so I could submit photos to The Jewish Chronicle. Hoping to get more people on board. If you still haven’t done so, please check out Terracycle and find out how to begin your own brigade! It’s fun to be green! You’ll get extra brownie points for involving your kiddos and teaching them about being kind to our planet and recycling.
Awesome! Good luck with it.
What a wonderful idea and way to get your kids involved.
BTW, do you guys keep a tzedakah in your home? I was thinking of doing so with my kids, just wondering…
How cute!! Get them involved!! Love it!
What a great project to involve the kids in! Good luck.
Great idea!
I had heard about recycling those, but didn't know how to do it.
It's important to go green. Good job! What color green are you? I'm mint green.
Great idea Erin!
BTW, are these little angels the same two you took to the restaurant the other day Lol!!
I chuckled when I read, "The Jewish Chronicle."
I swear I love Jews.
I even capitalize it!
I swear. I'm not laughing at you.
Jews.
*snort*
Your girls are so cute!
You have the Jewish Chronicle and we have the Catholic Herald! What do you think the Protestants have? Or the Hindus?
Way to lead and set the example. After reading your other article about recycling, I mentioned some of the things I learned from it, to a number of people. I got "oh really?" with blank stares.
i heart you! this is such a wonderful thing you are doing. i'm so happy you are involving the little ladies. 🙂
You have to lead by example! GOOD FOR YOU!
It's always important to get your kids involved, good for you!
Very cool!
Awesome idea and the girls look so cute! Wonder if I could convince my congregation to do it.
Such a great idea Erin. I love to see people taking action.
Great! =)
We recently put different trash bins at our school, one for papers, another one for plastics, and another one for organics. They have hanged big posters explaining the white ones are for organics, and so on.
Needless to say, the organics one is full of packages and the papers one full of food leftovers. What’s wrong with people? Can’t they read a sign right?
That's awsome! What a great idea.
That's a really great idea! Never heard of it…I'll definitely have to try it out!
That's awesome Erin! The school we started this year went green. I commend your efforts on this front.
That's great! I love that your kids are involved in it.
Fantastic. This is so you. 🙂
That's a great idea! And even better getting the kiddos involved. They're going to have to raise a family on this earth too one day!
So cute and earth friendly…love it!