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Marissa
Acosta
Undisclosed Amount
Oct 19, 2020
Chris
Johnson
$500
Oct 15, 2020
Anonymous
$25
Oct 08, 2020
Gayle
Sherwood
$25
Oct 05, 2020
Rohit Sharma
In Memory of My dad B L Sharma, Geologist
$100
Oct 05, 2020
jolene
edwards
$10
Oct 05, 2020
Elise
Higgs
$10
Oct 05, 2020
Anonymous
$50
Oct 05, 2020
Anonymous
$50
Oct 04, 2020
Anonymous
$10
Sep 28, 2020
$10
Save the Turtles
Did you know about 500 million straws are thrown away everyday? Many of those straws end up hurting underwater ecosystems and our fellow turtles. TIP: Refuse single-use straws and get steel or bamboo straws.
$15
The 5 R's
An average person produces about four pounds of trash everyday without separating the recyclable items. TIP: Refuse, Reduce, Reuse, Repurpose, Recycle
$20
Compost
Food scraps in landfills produce greenhouse gases such as methane, if dipose improperly. About 30 percent of food scraps is organic. TIP: Composting organic material such as kitchen waste and yard trimmings, would make great soil for gardening and reduce waste in landfills.
$25
Fashion Blues
Fast Fashion produces 10% of carbon emissions and wastes 79 trillion liters of water per year. TIP: Shop at secondhand stores or online. Shopping secondhand will help the environment and your wallet!
$50
Landfills
The biggest landfill in the U.S. is Fairless Morrisville, PA. It produces 3.9 million tons of trash per year. That is equivalent to 557,143 elephants! TIP: Follow the 5 R's to reduce the amount of waste in landfills.
$100
Environmental Champion
With your sincere donation of $100, you are Team Earth! This donation proves you care for Environment Justice. TIP: Keep up the good work and advocate for environmental change.