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[Barb]

get paid for candy and juice bag wrappers....

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[The Silver Nightingale]

On Apr 28, 2010, at 8:02 AM, Barb wrote:

> get paid for candy and juice bag wrappers....

Or support Trash to Treasure by donating these items there.

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[Barb]

do they take candy wrappers?  did not know that.

[The Silver Nightingale]

On Apr 28, 2010, at 9:55 PM, Barb wrote:

> do they take candy wrappers?  did not know that.

Check out:
http://www.trash2treasurefl.org/
for details on all the things that can be donated/recycled at Trash to
Treasure.

A more detailed list can be found here:
http://www.trash2treasurefl.org/materialneeds.php

There's a whole list of assorted wrappers, pouches, containers etc. of
various products they collect, plus many plastics that cannot be
recycled elsewhere, and other materials. What Trash to Treasure accepts
has evolved quite a bit since they first opened, so bookmark this page
to check back whenever you're wondering about a particular material.

If you know of something they should be collecting but aren't, they are
open to suggestion!

And with the new Thrift and Gift Store opening soon, they will be able
to repurpose even more diverse materials.