| Supported NFP Organizations and Affiliations |
Consider sponsoring one or more of our national not for profit organizations.
| Ronald McDonald House Charities | |
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RecycleFirst supports RMHC in a very special way. If you are interested in supporting local RMHC chapters call us at 888.538.0485 or e-mail us at info@recyclefirst.com and we will get you the information you need to begin a free fundraising program for RMHC. |
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Clip Strip for Ronald McDonald Charities. There a 2 clip strips per kit, 80 postage paid envelopes per strip. The clip strip is designed for commercial applications where space is a consideration. |  |
RMHC Window Sticker. Cell Phone Window Sticker This magnetic sticker is great for windows in high traffic area. Great for cell phone stores or drop off locations. |
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Cell Phone Collection Box is a postage paid self locking collection box. They come 2 to a kit. Each box holds around 50 cell phones and accessories. This is a great display box for cell phone stores, malls and high traffic areas. |  |
Ronald McDonald House Stand Alone Display. Comes with 400 bags on a roll. Good for inkjet and cell phone collections. Product is custom designed for RMHC. |
Consider sponsoring one or more of our national not for profit organizations.
| The Dream Factory, Inc | |
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The Dream Factory, Inc. is a volunteer-based, non-profit organization that grants dreams to critically and chronically ill children between the ages of three and eighteen. When South Central Bell employee Charles Henault founded the Dream Factory in Hopkinsville, Kentucky in 1980, his goal was to create an all-volunteer organization dedicated to granting the dreams of children with life-threatening illnesses. Today, The Dream Factory operates 32 chapters across the United States and grants an average of 350 dreams each year (or about one every day). A variety of dreams have been granted, including trips to Disney World, shopping sprees and meetings with celebrities and athletes. Currently, The Dream Factory enjoys the assistance of over 5,000 dedicated volunteers who have helped fulfill more than 22,500 dreams since 1980 and who have created a multitude of enduring memories for the children and families involved. |
| National Associations |
| Sierra Club | |
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The Sierra Club's members are 700,000 of your friends and neighbors.
Inspired by nature, we work together to protect our communities
and the planet. The Club is America's oldest, largest and most
influential grassroots environmental organization. |
| Affiliations: Social responsibility in business is not just a trendy concept, but also increasingly an integral part of how companies are doing business. |
| The National Recycling Coalition | |
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The National Recycling Coalition (NRC) is a not-for-profit organization
dedicated to the advancement and improvement of recycling, and also
source reduction, composting and reuse by providing technical information,
education, training, outreach and advocacy services to its members
in order to conserve resources and benefit the environment. |
| New Hampshire Business for Social Responsibility | |
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New Hampshire Businesses for Social Responsibility (NHBSR) begins
a new chapter in its history with enthusiasm! As an ever-growing
number of businesses are discovering the integral link between
social responsibility and the bottom line, they are turning to
NHBSR as the business organization driving the social responsibility
agenda. |
| WasteWise | |
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WasteWise is a free, voluntary EPA program that encourages its
members to design programs that reduce municipal solid waste, which
is waste that you or your customers would normally dispose of in
a dumpster. To participate in the WasteWise program, partners set
goals in three areas: waste prevention, recycling collection, and
buying or manufacturing recycled-content products. |
| U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) | |
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