The Intelligent Person’s Guide to Giving in New York City:: How to Donate or Recycle Everything (Volume 1)
A comprehensive guide to donating or recycling virtually any item, with detailed contact information and instructions for all charitable organizations that accept donations and for all recycling options available in the New York City area.
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Garden Composting – How Garden Recycling Works (Recycle to Land Series)
This title presents hands-on, know-how and understanding of practical delivery of integrated, closed-loop gardening from waste delivering real sustainability. It includes your Safety Check List and how to calculate your own positive garden Carbon Foo
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Review by Sharon-E for Garden Composting – How Garden Recycling Works (Recycle to Land Series)
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Creating our own compost saves money and does our bit for the environment and this book was very helpful with what we can and can’t put in and simple safety tips. It was nice to dip into the sections explaining how it all works and there is enough in there too for those more interested in the science too. Perfect gift for anyone with a garden, especially those that have investing in a composting bin already.
Review by sara for The Intelligent Person’s Guide to Giving in New York City:: How to Donate or Recycle Everything (Volume 1)
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Thank you, Ms. Savarese! There is so much STUFF in New York City and most of it still has a lot of use left by the time its original owner is done with it. Yet, figuring out how to give it new life is often such a hassle that New Yorkers either throw it away or put it out on the stoop. There are so many nonprofits that can benefit from thoughtful, useful donated goods. This guide shows just how to do that. As a nonprofit staff member, I greatly appreciate your direction to those who desire to be generous – countless people will benefit as a result.
Review by A. A for The Intelligent Person’s Guide to Giving in New York City:: How to Donate or Recycle Everything (Volume 1)
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This is a comprehensive and extremely easy to use guide for people looking to donate/recycle/get rid of ALL kinds of household goods.
From children’s art supplies and yarn to washing machines and refrigerators, this guide lists all kinds of items that people may wish to give away and connects them to organizations interested in those items. It also provides contact information on the organizations as well as information on getting tax deductions and many other useful ideas. It is an excellent resource, definitely worth having at home – something my family and I will refer to again and again.
Review by Amy NYC for The Intelligent Person’s Guide to Giving in New York City:: How to Donate or Recycle Everything (Volume 1)
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This terrific, comprehensive and well edited guide shows you how someone, somewhere not only can use, but wants whatever – and I mean whatever – you have that either you no longer want/use/need or in some cases, works. Rather than pitch it out, this guide will allow you to connect the item to the recipient, and adds helpful information about pick up, etc. While admittedly a localized resource, it should serve as the model for every community that wants to give back by giving away.