Allyson Mitchell will be speaking at the Resource Recycling Conference in Texas on Aug 16. The only national event dedicated to enhancing local & municipal recycling. They will discuss the critical role state recycling orgs play in advocating for better recycling policy.

Kroger’s Zero Hunger Zero Waste Foundation is changing the way we address food. While 42M Americans struggle with hunger, 35% of food produced in the US is thrown out. The foundation provides resources to those who need them & grants to communities across the country.

We're giving away a Lomi Kitchen Composter on Instagram. Visit Circular Indiana on Instagram to enter. We’ll draw and announce the winner on September 24. You have until then to enter as many times as you like.

Stay up to date on Circular Indiana, our partners, and circular activity in Indiana & beyond. See what the organization has been up to, find information about upcoming events about recycling, the circular economy, and more. Read the Summer Newsletter now available on our website.

Some folks bringing the problem of food waste to light are Freegans & dumpster divers. They collect & expose usable food that gets thrown away. The number of people who are unsure of their next meal and the amount of usable food that is thrown out is a big problem.

On Aug 31, Allyson Mitchell will speak at this free online event. The theme of the event is “Opportunities in Indiana's Emerging Climate Economy” and features speakers from a variety of Indiana nonprofits and businesses. Register on our website’s EVENTS/PROGRAMS page.

Gleaners provides food and critical grocery items through a network of food distribution partners. Through their work, food that may have otherwise been landfilled is getting to people who need it, thus strengthening our community and contributing to a stronger circular economy.

The new Circular Indiana license plate is available now at all BMV branches. Each plate purchased helps support our mission. Get the new plate today and help us strengthen Indiana’s circular economy. For more details, visit the SUPPORT page on our website.

Alternatives to grass lawns have many benefits. They require less watering & fertilizers, and don’t need mowing. Native plants attract more bees & butterflies, while herbs help repel bugs and can be used for cooking. (Check local ordinances.)

We developed our Theory of Change to explain how our work creates a more circular economy. Visit our website to view the full graphic. (link in bio)

Rethink your summer barbecue with these simple changes to reduce energy use & food waste. Planning ahead can help decrease the environmental impact of your weekend celebrations.

We are the only organization in the state focused on a circular economy. We can't do this work without you. Quincy Recycle has created a match for donations between now & Sept 20. If you give to Circular Indiana your gift will be doubled. Help us create a more circular world.

Understanding Expiration Dates: 80% of people throw out food prematurely due to confusion. All dates are up to the manufacturer to determine & may not indicate food safety. (No matter what language is used on infant formula, it should be tossed according to the date posted.)

We are the only organization in the state focused on the circular economy. We can't do this work without you. If you give to Circular Indiana your gift will be doubled, and you'll receive a free t-shirt. Be the change. Help us create a more circular world.

Based on your feedback, we’ve refocused content and made it more accessible, and have focused on issues you care about most. Read the results of the recent survey go to: circularindiana.org/research-studi…

Making small changes to our eating habits can reduce waste & minimize the impacts of our food. Choosing sustainable sources for foods, smart recipes, and even reducing meat consumption are just some ways to decrease food waste. All helping the circular economy.

Thanks to everyone who has given so far. We are up to $1366.67 in our campaign. If we can get to $1500, a mere $144 away, we will have a match from our partners at Quincy Recycle. Go to circularindiana.org/supportus to contribute to this valuable matching opportunity.

Organics is a big topic, but we cover everything you need to know about yard waste, food waste, & more in 4 recent blog posts. For more on how you can participate in the organics circular economy and reduce food waste, visit the BLOGS section of our website.

Some kinds of soap create waste and harm the natural environment. By choosing more sustainable soaps, you can reduce the impact of your daily routine. What types of sustainable soap do you recommend?

We will be at the Oct 1 Celebrate Science Indiana fest, (State Fairgrounds). The event focuses on the importance of studying science & the joy of discovery. The theme is “Protecting Our Earth.” Our booth is about the scientific aspects of a circular economy. Stop by Saturday.