This blog is an introduction into what it takes to start a creative reuse center in your region. Stay tuned for our book, an expanded version of this blog, in October 2012.
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
Recommended Resources - Your Suggestions.
Do you have any recommendations that we may add to our Recommended Resources page? Please comment to suggest related blogs, sites, or organizations to check out.
Delighted to discover your blog. Nov 2011 a small group of us formed an incorporated society with a vision to engage with unemployed youth through a reuse shop and then add on further small businesses. Visit our Facebook page, Wairarapa Resource Centre. I will share your blog with my Board colleagues, staff and. Volunteers.
That sounds great, culecta! Our book is available and I hope it will be a great resource for you: http://www.lulu.com/shop/kelley-carmichael-casey-psyd-and-alyssa-kail/the-social-entrepreneurs-guide-to-starting-a-creative-reuse-center/paperback/product-20435601.html
Pete here from the East Bay Depot for Creative Reuse in Oakland, California. We are a non-profit reuse organization that has been around since the 1970s and currently operates a reuse store as well as Education and Humanitarian Aid divisions. Check us out at creativereuse.org. I can be reached at pete[at]creativereuse[dot]org.
This blog has been really helpful as we try to start a creative reuse center out here in Western Massachusetts -- see what we're up to at www.knack.org
Delighted to discover your blog. Nov 2011 a small group of us formed an incorporated society with a vision to engage with unemployed youth through a reuse shop and then add on further small businesses. Visit our Facebook page, Wairarapa Resource Centre. I will share your blog with my Board colleagues, staff and. Volunteers.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds great, culecta! Our book is available and I hope it will be a great resource for you: http://www.lulu.com/shop/kelley-carmichael-casey-psyd-and-alyssa-kail/the-social-entrepreneurs-guide-to-starting-a-creative-reuse-center/paperback/product-20435601.html
DeletePete here from the East Bay Depot for Creative Reuse in Oakland, California. We are a non-profit reuse organization that has been around since the 1970s and currently operates a reuse store as well as Education and Humanitarian Aid divisions. Check us out at creativereuse.org. I can be reached at pete[at]creativereuse[dot]org.
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Hi, Pete -- you all are the masters of creative reuse at East Bay Depot! We've visited and LOVE you! Thank you for reading our blog
DeleteThis blog has been really helpful as we try to start a creative reuse center out here in Western Massachusetts -- see what we're up to at www.knack.org
ReplyDeleteMacey - We'll check you out! Keep up the good work - and let's stay in touch!
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