Hi Makers of Brilliance!
Students of Transition Plus need your help while you de-clutter
your garage and attic. The Electronics Recycling class is running
dangerously low on machines to recycle. As you clean out your garage and
find any kind of machine that has recycle-able parts, motors, electronics,
cords or anything like that, bring it in. You will get
environmentalist points, be helping the students, your sense of orderliness,
and your safety. It is said that people lurking around neighborhoods
see old electronics on the corner as a sign that there are new electronics in
the house.
You can help your neighbors, friends, daycare providers, kids
de-clutter. For all of you who admire Nichole Curtis (Rehab Addict) for
her resourcefulness and beautifully rehabbed homes, I am even giving you
permission to follow suit and give dumpster diving a try J
If you have a large pile of electronics and would have a hard
time bringing them to work, put them all in one place and we can pick
them up for you. Tell your neighbors to stockpile their electronic gold in
your garage. One man’s trash is another man’s treasure.
TV’s are not useful to us but we will take anything else: Coffee
pots, vacuum cleaners, printers, microwaves, dishwashers, computers, anything
with a motor or cords, you get creative and challenge Jackie’s students’
critical thinking skills with the variety of stuff you bring in.
If you have any questions about what is useful, talk to Jackie
Paul, often found in the computer recycling room (C120), or you can call her at
45008.
Thank you!
Colleen Knuth
Family Outreach Coordinator
612-668-4103
Transition Plus Services
3320 Elliot Ave S.
Minneapolis, MN 55407
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