Recycling Education on a Shoestring Budget – Face to Face

I’ve heard from many local governments that events are an excellent, economical way to educate about recycling. Make sure to ask for e-mails when staffing an event so you have the ability to follow up with people later.

Other face-to-face examples:
- Workshops
- Block leader programs
- Business waste assessments
- Award programs (ask for donations for plaques, etc.)
- Utilize other local government employees as ambassadors for your program.

Also, don’t forget about your local grocery store bulletin board or library kiosk. These are inexpensive yet effective communication methods.

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- Jim Rohn