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800,000 Cans for Franklin County HFH
Madison Miller, 8, a third-grader at Benton Community Consolidated District 47, brought enough (aluminum) cans to school on Tuesday to put Franklin County Habitat for Humanity at the 800,000-mark in can collection.(Benton Evening News, October 5, 2007). |
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Recyclable Idea
Need a few fresh ideas? If so, take some advice from Cans for Habitat's most successful affiliates. After all, if it worked for them, it can work for you! |
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Affiliate Resources
We know that maintaining a successful recycling program can be a challenge, especially when volunteers and financial resources are scarce. That's why we've created an affiliate resources section for everything you'll need to get your program running and keep it running. Starter kits, public relations materials...it's all here! |
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Not a Habitat Affiliate But Interested in Recycling for Habitat in Your Community?
Find out if there is already an active Cans for Habitat program in your area and how you or your organization can get involved. And if there isn't an active program in your community, find out how you can still recycle to benefit Habitat. |
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