Green School Project

Green School Project

http://www.greenschoolproject.com gave over $50,000 in grants to participants for the month of October, November, and December. We are now permanent, ongoing, and continuous. There are no deadlines. We will indefinitely provide the following incentives for current and new participants. To enroll:

1) Go to the Green School website at http://www.greenschoolproject.com and enroll.

OR

To enroll all the schools in an entire district, reply to this email with "all schools" in the subject line along with a name and contact phone number.

2) Begin retaining and/or collecting used printer cartridges, copying machine toner cartridges, pagers, and/or cell phones. If you need containers, you can order our FREE collection supplies.

3) Send your depleted printer cartridges, copying machine toner cartridges, pagers, and/or cell phones that you have collected using PRE-PAID POSTAGE labels that we supply.

4) RECEIVE YOUR GRANT CHECK.

THE MORE MONEY WE GIVE FOR PARTICIPATING IN THIS PROGRAM, THE MORE FUNDING WE RECEIVE IN THE FUTURE TO KEEP THIS GRANT GOING.

Enroll now at http://www.greenschoolproject.com to take advantage of the following recycling grants and incentives.

1) We will continue giving away bonuses in addition to the regular grant amounts as incentives to recycle during the month of December.
Bonuses:
Earn a $200-$299 GSP Grant and we'll add a $50.00 bonus.
Earn a $300-$399 GSP Grant and we'll add a $75.00 bonus.
Earn a $400-$499 GSP Grant and we'll add a $100.00 bonus.
Earn a $500-$599 GSP Grant and we'll add a $150.00 bonus.
...and so on

We're a foundation of educators that seek and secure funding so that we can provide monetary grants and educational resources to schools, libraries, districts, state educational departments, and government offices in need.

1-866-We-Recyc (866-937-3292)

*1.5 million used cartridges go to landfills each month.

*The plastic in each cartridge takes more than 1,000 years to decompose.

*In 7 months, cartridge recycling saves more oil than dumped in the Exxon Valdez oil spill accident.