CU 91أغجز¸َ and City of 91أغجز¸َ Expand Student Move-Out Waste Diversion Efforts
From May 11-14, a unique community partnership brought together the City of 91أغجز¸َ, CU 91أغجز¸َ, 91أغجز¸َ Area Rental Housing Association (BARHA) and Zero Waste organizations to support students and reduce landfill waste during move-out. Recognizing the increased waste during this time of year, CU 91أغجز¸َ’s Off-Campus Life and Environmental Center partnered to set up five stations along the Hill for students to take belongings they no longer need. Goodwill, USAgain, Eco-Cycle, Resource Central, Home Ahead and the CU Distribution Center took many usable items from the stations to resell or recycle, helping to close “the loop†and provide convenient ways for students to get rid of items.ججج
With the success of the project and strong partnerships, we are doing it again!ج Many leases end in late July and early August, so we are hosting a second round of this project during this time from July 31–August 3.ج
Whether you are passionate about contributing to the , want to give back to the community or are curious about what students leave behind,جwe need you!جج
Can’t volunteer but want to help out? Please support our zero waste partners by shopping reused! Visit on Walnut and 33rd, or any Goodwill location to support our partners.جج