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The staff of the Hendricks County Solid Waste Management District is excited to introduce to you our new outreach campaign, 365 Every Day Counts. This new campaign will provide timely, useful and impactful information to you in a format that will allow you to quickly learn how every step you take to reduce, reuse and recycle DOES matter.
Over the coming weeks and months we will offer local information centered around the District's mission of promoting waste reduction, reuse, recycling and the proper disposal of household hazardous waste. We will present video demonstrations, green cleaning recipes and much more. New information will be shared twice each month. The best way to stay connected and receive updates is to sign up for our e-newsletter, which you can do below. Learn more... |
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Clean out your closets and donate your shoes for reuse! Your donation of some old soles will go to some new souls in need. Shoes can be dropped off Monday, February 6 – Friday February 10 at participating Hendricks County Schools or the Hendricks County Solid Waste Management District office located at 104 East Main Street, in Brownsburg. All shoes collected will be shipped to a textile recycling company, where the shoes will be sorted and sent to needy adults and children in Third World Countries in Africa, South America and the Middle East. The following types of shoes are being accepted: casual, sport, dress, or work styles made of leather, canvas, or synthetic materials. Men’s, women’s and children’s shoes of all sizes are acceptable. Shoes that will NOT be accepted include: shoes with heels more than two inches high, ice skates, roller and in-line skates, bedroom slippers and snow boots. |
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Be sure to mark the HCSWMD Tox-Away Day dates on your calendars for 2012! - April 14, Brownsburg High School
- June 2, Danville High School
- August 11, Hickory Elementary School in Avon
- October 6, Plainfield Middle School
Each event will be open from 8am until 1pm.
For more information about our Tox-Away Days, please check here.
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