Green Inspiration BC
1091 Millcarch St V6V 2H4 Vancouver, BC, Canada

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Ethical, fair-trade shopping practices are an important part of being a conscious consumer. Consider sourcing a fair-trade, or local artisan the next time you're shopping.

Stuck inside? Maybe it's time to go through your closet and pull out all the clothes you can't see yourself wearing ever again! Keep them piled and ready to recycle! http://bit.ly/2tgWLNw

Textile recycling helps keep our natural world healthy, by reducing demand for raw materials and ensuring unwanted clothing doesn't end up in the landfill. http://bit.ly/2tgWLNw

Did you know clothing and household textiles make up 5% of the waste stream yet nearly 100% of it can be re-used, repurposed, or recycled? Our textile collection services make it easier to responsibly dispose of your unwanted clothes, and help support local charities along the way. And the best part? We have in-door bins available so you don't need to leave your home. Ask us all about it: http://bit.ly/2R5RCAR

Your unwanted clothes will get a second chance when you place them in one of our bright green collection bins. That way you are also helping raise funds for our charitable partners yet another way to show love!

We support schools in their efforts to raise much-needed funding through a dedicated bin for ongoing collection or a one-time drive with marketing materials. Either way, it's an effective way to raise funds, help parents get rid of unwanted or outgrown clothes, and keep usable textiles out of the waste stream: http://bit.ly/2G0lYP2

Green Inspiration has collections bins in retail complexes, residential properties, and office buildings. If you have extra space and want to raise funds for a non-profit, visit our website to learn more: http://bit.ly/38iCZjv

The circular economy is moving into the mainstream. Learn how this game-changing approach to business could harness green principles for prosperity without waste: http://bit.ly/2NzwKzF

Your organization could be a part of Green Inspiration's charitable fundraising program. Learn how your school, church, or non-profit can participate: http://bit.ly/2u7sGQo

It takes more than a few bike lanes to rate this highly! Visit the link to find out how creativity and commerce are two of the driving forces making Vancouver a top-rated global city for its efforts to go green. http://bit.ly/2G08Zg7

We are a company with strong values and we believe that giving back to the community we operate in and live in is essential. We are proud to call The Royal Canadian Legion/BC Yukon Command and The Boys & Girls Clubs of South Coast BC our partners: http://bit.ly/3aiSJEQ

Shopping for sustainable clothing means getting past the buzzwords and understanding the industry. Check out the link for a quick overview of the issues so you can make informed choices.

If used clothing can't be reworn, what happens to it? At Green Inspiration, nothing is wasted. One of the ways we and our partners repurpose textiles is by using materials as stuffing for furniture, pillows, and other soft items.

Bulk buying is a great way to reduce the amount of waste and packaging you generate. Here are some useful tips for getting started!

Not every piece of unwanted clothing that is dropped off to us can be re-used but that doesn't mean it ends up in the garbage. We find a way to re-purpose or re-cycle all the textiles we receive.

When we work together we can have a big impact. That's why we are so proud to support the Royal Canadian Legion/BC Yukon Command and the Boys & Girls Clubs of South Coast BC through our partnership program. Please look for our distinctive green collection bins and help us keep unwanted clothing and textiles out of the landfill! http://bit.ly/36FFlbi

Unwanted clothing isn't the only thing we accept at Green Inspiration textile bins. Learn about some of the other items we collect, such as shoes, purses, and belts, stuffed toys, linens, and more! http://bit.ly/38H0HXv

We have more clothes than ever. And we are wearing them less. Consumers are keeping clothing items about half as long as they did 15 years ago, discarding some garments after wearing them only seven or eight times. That equals big impacts on the environment and lots of waste. When you are ready to get rid of your unwanted clothes, please look for a Green Inspiration collection bin, and help us keep valuable textiles out of the waste stream.

Whether you choose to participate or simply donate, please consider supporting Coldest Night of the Year 2020. It's a family-friendly walk that raises money for charities serving hungry, homeless, and hurting people in our community. Walk with us on February 22, 2020!