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Grow a Greener Community - Become a Master Composter

(12/20/06)

The annual Master Composter Training Program is currently accepting applications from Alameda County residents for the 2007 Class.

The Master Composter Program is a certificated, extensive compost course. All participants receive a compost bin and several composting and gardening books. Teachers who complete the program are eligible for a $200 stipend to use toward school garden and/or classroom compost activities.

Classes will meet Tuesday nights weekly from early February through mid-May 2007, with 2 Saturday field trips. The Program offers graduate level and continuing education credits from California State University at Hayward or credit from Merritt College Landscape Horticulture department.

HOW?

Complete an application by January 12, 2007. Reserve the evening of January 17 & 18 for an interview. Visit our website at www.BayFriendly.orgto apply on-line or download an application. From the home page, click on the Bay-Friendly Gardening link on the bottom left, click on the Residents icon, and then the Master Composter Program link. The website also provides a class syllabus and examples of projects from past participants.

For more information, please contact StopWaste.Org at 510-444-SOIL or www.BayFriendly.org.

Sanitary District to Host a Solid Waste Services Town Hall Meeting

(12/19/06)

Want expanded services? Unhappy with a current service? This is your opportunity to let Castro Valley Sanitary District know how you feel about your recycling, garbage and greenwaste services currently provided by Waste Management of Alameda County, Inc.

On Thursday, January 11th at 7:00 p.m., at District offices at 21040 Marshall Street in Castro Valley, a Solid Waste Services Town Hall meeting will take place to hear your likes, dislikes and concerns as the District begins negotiating for the next solid waste contract to become effective in 2009.

Castro Valley Sanitary District General Manager, Roland Williams stated, “It’s important to have the community’s input as these services directly affect each and every resident and business owner. With changing laws, customers are no longer allowed to dispose of common items such as batteries, fluorescent bulbs, or unused medication in their carts. We hope to incorporate new ways to address these regulations in the new contract to accommodate the changing times.”

You’re encouraged to attend the Town Hall meeting. However, if you are unable to attend and wish to have your comments heard, please email them to naomi@cvsan.org, write to Castro Valley Sanitary District, 21040 Marshall Street, Castro Valley, CA 94546, or call (510) 537-0757.

Christmas & New Year''s Holiday

(12/18/06)

Christmas Holiday:

WMAC observes Christmas Day, December 25th, as a holiday.

Garbage, recycling and greenwaste collection services will take place one day late for the remainder of the week. (i.e., Monday’s collection will take place on Tuesday, and Tuesday’s collection will take place on Wednesday.)

Castro Valley Sanitary District offices will be closed Monday, Tuesday, and Friday; December 25, 26, and 29, 2006.

New Year’s Holiday: WMAC observes New Year’s Day, January 1st, as a holiday.

Garbage, recycling and greenwaste collection services will take place one day late for the remainder of the week. (i.e., Monday’s collection will take place on Tuesday, and Tuesday’s collection will take place on Wednesday.)

The collection of holiday trees will also take place one day late for the remainder of the week. Please visit our website at http://www.cvsan.org/holidaytree.htmfor more information regarding the schedule and collection guidelines.

Castro Valley Sanitary District offices will be closed Monday, January 1, 2007.

Recycled Art Hits the Road

(12/15/06)

Winning art projects from Castro Valley Sanitary District’s 2006 Recycled Art Contest have hit the road and are now on display at the Adobe Art Gallery through December 29, 2006.

In October 2006, 160 Castro Valley Sanitary District residents brought art made with recycled materials to the District offices, located on Marshall Street, for the 10th Annual Recycled Art Contest. Art was judged based on creativity, use of materials that would have otherwise been trash and environmentally responsible construction.

Take advantage of this unique opportunity to view recycled art made by Castro Valley Sanitary District residents! Admission is free and all are welcome. Please see the enclosed flyer for more details. Remember, it’s never too early to start thinking about next year’s art piece!

Waste Management Driver Appreciation Awards Luncheon

(12/15/06)

Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD) hosted a Waste Management (WM) Driver Appreciation Luncheon and Awards ceremony on Tuesday, December 12th at District offices.

WM driver Victor Gutierrez was recognized for Fewest Missed Pick-Ups for Route 873 for the past six months.

WM driver Jim McNally was recognized for Outstanding Customer Service for Route 401 for the past six months.

CVSD would like to thank all WM drivers and staff for their service in the collection of solid waste.

Volunteers Appreciated by District

(12/14/06)

The Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD) Board of Directors recognized forty-seven (47) volunteers with a Recognition Dinner on December 4th. Volunteers provided support to many District programs such as Project EARTH, Compost Give-Away and Recycled Art Contest 2006. Additionally, members of the community enhanced District projects by serving on a variety of Committees.

New to this year’s volunteer opportunities were a pump station revitalization project, street can maintenance, Bay-Friendly Landscape Ad Hoc Committee and a volunteer internship position.

Attached, please find a list of those volunteers who were recognized for their service to the District.

Sanitary District Collects 700 lbs. of Athletic Shoes

(11/27/06)

Approximately 450 pairs of retired athletic shoes were collected at Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD) during the ReUse-A-Shoe Collection Event held November 13-17, 2006. More than 700 pounds of shoes have been sent to Nike headquarters in Oregon where they will be ground and separated into three materials: rubber, foam and fabric. These materials will be used to create new athletic floor surfaces such as running tracks and tennis courts. Forty pairs in good condition were set aside for reuse, and will be distributed in Mexico this holiday season.

Thank you District residents for supporting waste diversion efforts such as this! For more information regarding Nike’s ReUse-A-Shoe program, visit www.nikebiz.com.

Waste Management Driver Appreciation Awards Luncheon

(11/13/06)

Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD) will hold a Waste Management Driver Appreciation Awards Luncheon on Tuesday, December 12th at District offices from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Appreciation luncheons are held two times a year to show gratitude to the Waste Management (WM) drivers that service CVSD.

Awards will be given to two employees for the least amount of misses, and the best overall service for hte collection of recycling, garbage, and greenwaste for the past six months.

Thanksgiving Holiday

(11/13/06)

WMAC observes Thanksgiving Day, November 23rd, as a holiday.

Garbage, recycling, and greenwaste collection services will take place one day late for the remainder of the week (i.e. Thursday''s collection will take place on Friday, and Friday''s collection will take place on Saturday.)

Castro Valley Sanitary Distrit offices will be closed Thursday and Friday.

Smart Artists Awarded!

(10/19/06)

Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD) held an Open House and Awards Ceremony for its 10th Annual Recycled Art Contest, “Celebrating a Decade of Smart Art,” on Tuesday, October 17, 2006. The District awarded a total of $4,550.00 in an effort to promote reuse and recycling in the community. $2,525.00 in awards were distributed to individual contest winners. Prize winning students received equivalent cash awards for their schools, totaling $2,025.00.

The event honored the artistic diversity of District residents by allowing art created with any form of media as long as it included a 4Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and Rot) focus. However, the majority of the 160 entries were created out of salvaged materials (that might otherwise be trash), the contest’s traditional artistic media. Select winning entries were photographed for the District’s 2007 Calendar/Annual Report, to be distributed to over 55,000 residents and businesses.

Celebrate a Decade of Smart Art!

(9/27/06)

What gets your creative juices flowing? Is it graphic design, poetry or creating 3-D art from salvaged items? Don’t miss your chance to participate in Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD)’s 10th Annual Recycled Art Contest, designed to honor the artistic diversity of District residents. In addition to accepting art created with salvaged materials (that might otherwise be trash), entries of any media will be accepted – as long as they have a Four Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle and/or Rot) message.

The entries will be divided into 10 separate categories, with cash prizes of up to $250.00! Prize winning students whose schools are within CVSD or CVUSD will also receive equivalent cash awards for their school.

Official entry forms are now available at District offices located at 21040 Marshall Street and online at www.cvsan.org. Completed entry forms and artwork must be delivered to CVSD between October 2nd - 6th during the hours of 7:30 a.m. - 4:30 p.m.

Please see entry forms for participant requirements. 1 entry per resident, student, or class. For more information, contact (510) 537-0757.

CVSD Upcoming Night Work

(8/15/06)

Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD) will be cleaning and televising large capacity sewer lines during the early morning hours over the next two weeks, in the area of Lake Chabot Road, Aspen Avenue, Marshall Street, Castro Valley Boulevard, Baker Road and in the area surrounding Nunes Avenue, Kerr Street, Rizzo Avenue, Orange Avenue, Earl Drive and North 3rd Street. Two CVSD Collection System crews plan to begin work tomorrow thru the end of August. In order to increase efficiency, it is necessary to perform this work during the early morning hours when the flows are at their minimum. All efforts to minimize noise will be taken.

If you should have any questions, please call CVSD at 510-537-0757.

Free E-Waste Collection Day

(7/03/06)

What should you do with electronic waste? Take it to Castro Valley Sanitary District''s (CVSD''s) 4th annual E-Waste Collection Day for recycling and proper disposal.

On Saturday, July 15th, 2006, Castro Valley Sanitary District residents may bring their unwanted computers, monitors, televisions, laptops, computer peripherals (printers, keyboards, scanners, mouse and speakers) and cell phones (with phone batteries and accessories) to the Canyon Middle School parking lot, located at 19600 Cull Canyon Road, between the hours of 8:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m.. After collection, electronic devices will be taken to a Fresno facility where they will be disassembled. Recyclable materials such as metals and plastics will find new lives in the commodities'' market, while hazardous wastes such as lead and other heavy metals will be properly disposed of.

This free, one-day event is for Castro Valley Sanitary District residents only. Please bring your Waste Management bill insert or photo ID for resident verification. Please note that other household items (office equipment, books, batteries, appliances, tires, packaging, fluorescent light bulbs) will NOT be accepted.

New to this year''s event is the ability for residents to view the destruction of their e-waste via digital video recorders (DVRs). Visit www.ElectronicRecyclers.comto view images from 37 DVRs strategically placed throughout Electronic Recyclers'' Fresno facility.

For more information regarding E-Waste Collection Day 2006, please visit our website at www.cvsan.org or call CVSD at (510) 537-0987 or (510) 537-0757.

Waste Management Driver Appreciation Awards Luncheon

(6/28/06)

Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD) hosted a Waste Management (WM) Driver Appreciation Luncheon and Awards ceremony on Tuesday, June 27th at District offices.

WM driver Victor Gutierrez was recognized for Fewest Missed Pick-Ups for Route 873 for the past six months.

WM driver Carlos Costa was recognized for Outstanding Customer Service for Route 402 for the past six months.

CVSD would like to thank all WM drivers and staff for their service in the collection of solid waste.

Waste Management Driver Appreciation Awards Luncheon

(6/22/06)

Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD) will hold a Waste Management Driver Appreciation Awards Luncheon on Tuesday, June 27th at District offices from 11:30 a.m. - 12:30 p.m.

Appreciation luncheons are held two times a year to show gratitude to the Waste Management (WM) drivers that service CVSD. Awards will be given to two employees for the least amount of misses, and the best overall service for the collection of recycling, garbage, and greenwaste for the past six months.

Drivers will be served a BBQ luncheon prepared by the CVSD Board of Directors.

Sewer Lateral Grants are Here Again!

(6/13/06)

Castro Valley Sanitary District is pleased to announce the continuance of the Lateral Replacement Grant Program (LRGP), scheduled to start July 3, 2006 at 7:30 a.m. in the amount of $50,000. The District is offering financial assistance to replace your entire defective lateral at 50% of the approved cost, up to a maximum reimbursement of $2,000 per building lateral.

Residents may see advertisements in local papers or flyers from contractors promoting the program. These advertisements may be misleading or confusing to residents who are interested in participating in the LRGP. The Castro Valley Sanitary District is here to attempt to demystify the LRGP to its customers. For information, please contact the Castro Valley Sanitary District, 21040 Marshall Street, Castro Valley, (510) 537-0757; or visit our website at www.cvsan.org.

Sanitary District Landscape Gets Bay-Friendly Renovation

(6/13/06)

From a green building to a green business and now to a bay-friendly landscape, Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD) continually strives to exhibit environmental stewardship in the community. If you’ve been to the District offices recently, you may have noticed a change in landscape. This past April, ground broke for the District’s bay-friendly landscape renovation project. Completed in May, the new landscape incorporates all seven bay-friendly landscaping principles:

1. Landscape Locally
2. Landscape for less to the Landfill
3. Nurture the Soil
4. Conserve Water
5. Conserve Energy
6. Protect Water & Air Quality
7. Create & Protect Wildlife Habitat
Highlights of the new landscape include:

Native plants - 86% of selected plant species are native to California; 55% are local to the San Francisco Bay Area. Native plants flourish with less water, fertilizers and maintenance.

Biodiversity - With 42 distinct plant species, the landscape is designed to maximize biodiversity resulting in reduced pests and increased ability for plants to resist disease.

Compost - 10 yards of organic compost, produced with Castro Valley residents’ food scraps, were used to amend the soil. Compost fosters a diverse, fertile, disease suppressive soil and improves soil structure, aeration and water holding capacity.

Water Conservation - By eliminating the lawn, it is estimated that 7,300 gallons of water will be saved each dry season. Additionally, a “smart” irrigation controller that monitors current weather conditions was installed to ensure appropriate irrigation.

Bioswale - An infiltration basin, or “bioswale”, was created to infiltrate storm water into the soil. This practice recharges ground water, removes pollutants from water and reduces creek channel erosion.

You are encouraged to stop-by the District offices, located at 21040 Marshall Street, to tour the new landscape and learn more about how you can create a bay-friendly garden. The landscape was designed and constructed by Four Dimensions of Oakland and funding assistance was provided by the Bay-Friendly Landscaping and Gardening Program.

Fourth of July Holiday

(5/24/06)

The collection of recycling, greenwaste and garbage, will be on regular schedule the week of Monday, July 3rd.

Please note that the 2006 CVSD Recycled Art Contest Calendar is in error. Services will not be 1 day later than usual.

Castro Valley Sanitary District offices will be closed on Tuesday, July 4th. For information regarding District services and programs, visit www.cvsan.org.

Don’t forget to food scrap recycle your paper plates, napkins, corn cobs, chicken bones, etc., into your greenwaste cart!

Memorial Day

(5/19/06)

The collection of recycling, greenwaste and garbage will be on regular schedule the week of Monday, May 29th. Castro Valley Sanitary District offices will be closed. For information regarding District services and programs, visit www.cvsan.org.

Project EARTH 2006 - 1 month away!

(3/30/06)

Join us on Saturday, April 29th for a day of fun and learning! Project EARTH 2006 (Festival, Clean-Up, 5k Run/Walk) is a unique collaboration among local agencies and organizations. This is a shared vision and continuation of our communities’ commitment to environmental conservation, restoration, management, and awareness. It is an opportunity to show our youth and the community how to take care of the earth, so it will continue to take care of us.

• Free outdoor Festival held at Palomares Elementary School from 10:00 a.m. - 4:00 p.m. to include interactive booths, environmental experts, student-led tours, free give-aways, family entertainment, delicious food, and more!

• Clean-Up to be held from 9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m. with sites to include mulching the BART/Farmer’s Market area, Cull Canyon Park Beautification, Lake Chabot Park Beautification, Creek Clean-Up, Highway Clean-Up and Graffiti Removal, and 7 School Beautifications. Volunteers to receive a free T-shirt and hot dog lunch at the Festival.

• The 5k Run/Walk road and trail course will start at 9:00 a.m. at Sanitary District offices on Marshall Street, with a new centipede category this year. Register by April 14th for discounts at our event website. Awards and energy breakfast at the Festival.

Castro Valley Sanitary District is committed to leading the community through the use of innovative recycling and educational programs to increase waste diversion. Through the Project EARTH events, the community corporately works together to beautify Castro Valley, and celebrate and enjoy stewardship efforts.

One of the key goals of Palomares Elementary School’s science program is to enable students to apply what they learn to address real world issues. Come visit a 20-acre natural preserve used as an outdoor learning environment and as a demonstration site for watershed restoration, education, and stewardship.

Alameda County Supervisor Nate Miley’s District 4 is partnering this year to promote community building, provide access to County resources, and to reinforce the importance of being environmentally correct in our communities. Besides that, to have a smashing time with food and music!

The 5k Run/Walk will help send the Castro Valley High School Cross- Country Runners Club to the Iolani Invitational meet at Kailua Ranch, Oahu. In this meet the school will compete against over thirty (30) other teams from Hawaii and the western United States. Last year the team successfully competed at the highest level in the California state championship at Woodward Park in Fresno.

For more information on how to register for events or sign-up to be a volunteer, visit www.cvsan.org. For general questions, please call Castro Valley Sanitary District at (510) 537-0757.

From Carrots to Compost - CVSD Residents Rewarded for Recycling Food Scraps

(3/10/06)

Are you one of the 46% of Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD) residents who claim to toss pizza boxes, potato skins and other food waste into the greenwaste cart? Did you think that apple core was long gone, or your bread crust, toast? Not so fast. By tossing those items into the greenwaste cart instead of into the trash or garbage disposal, you gave the once thought trash, new life. Now, your kitchen scraps are back as nutrient rich compost, ready to revive your home’s garden.

CVSD would like to thank District residents for tossing kitchen scraps into the greenwaste cart by giving each District household one (1) free forty (40) pound bag of “Castro Valley Gold” organic compost. Please note, while past Compost Give-Away events have been held in conjunction with Project EARTH festivities, this year’s event will be held at Castro Valley Adult School.

Who? Castro Valley Sanitary District residents
What? Compost Give-Away 2006
When? March 22nd - 25th, Hours: Wednesday - Friday, 9:00 am - 6:00 pm
Saturday, 8:00 am - 2:00 pm
Where? Castro Valley Adult School, Seven Hills Road Parking Lot
Why? Thank you for recycling food scraps!

For more information, visit www.cvsan.org or contact (510) 537-0987.

*One bag per household. CVSD residents only.

Creative Composters Rewarded with Dinner

(3/6/06)

Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD)’s “Pail Bring-Back Program” just wrapped-up its first quarter. 139 residents came to the District offices to drop-off their no longer needed food scrap recycling pails as well as enter to win a dinner-for-two gift certificate. First quarter drawing winners, Randy and Kari Nelson, were rewarded with a gift certificate to Don Jose’s Mexican Restaurant for creatively composting.

Have you “gone beyond the pail” but haven’t had a chance to bring your pail to CVSD for your chance to win? There is still time to participate. The “Pail Bring-Back Program” will continue through August 15th, with dinner-for-two drawings to be held May 16th and August 16th.

To return a pail, or pick-up a sanitized container, please stop by the District offices at 21040 Marshall Street, Castro Valley, CA 94546 between the hours of 7:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday - Friday.

For more information, visit www.cvsan.org or contact (510) 537-0987 or (510) 537-1500.

Thank you to Palomares Café, Baker’s Square and Don Jose’s Mexican Restaurant for support of the “Pail Bring-Back Program”.

Castro Valley Elementary School Food Scrap Recycling Program Kick-Off

(2/16/06)

Castro Valley Elementary has teamed up with Castro Valley Sanitary District and StopWaste.Org to develop a food scrap recycling program. The program began on Monday, February 13th, with a kick-off event hosted by San Francisco based clown and acrobatics quartet, Circus Center. The quartet performed an informative, high-energy, and entertaining demonstration of food scrap recycling incorporating a strong message of environmental awareness. They also assisted students with the recycling process during their lunch hour. Students were anxious to participate in the program and were excited that their school was becoming more environmentally friendly. One fifth-grader noted, “I think it’s important for us to not waste stuff, even food.”
Castro Valley residents have been participating in curbside food scrap recycling since 2001. Extending the program to include Castro Valley’s schools was a logical next step; one that will save Castro Valley Elementary an estimated $2000 annually.

Got Cans and Bottles?

(2/16/06)

Select Street Cans Receive Recycling Pyramids

In 2005, 60% of the beverage containers purchased in California were recycled. The remaining 40% found final resting places on roadsides and in landfills, but things are looking up for cans and bottles in Castro Valley!
Utilizing Department of Conservation grant funds, Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD) installed ten (10) recycling pyramids on select street cans located on Castro Valley Boulevard and Redwood Road. The pyramids, made of 65% minimum recycled content stainless steel, hold up to forty (40) beverage containers and resist rust and weathering. The street can recycling pyramid pilot program, intended to increase beverage container recycling in the downtown area, will be tracked and reviewed for possible future program expansion.

So if you are away from your home’s recycling bin, recycle beverage containers in one (1) of ten (10) new street can recycling pyramids! To provide program feedback, please contact michelle@cvsan.org or (510) 537-0987.

Castro Valley Partnership Kick-Off

(2/10/06)

The 7th Annual Project EARTH events will be kicked off at Palomares Elementary School’s flag ceremony at 8:15 a.m. on Friday, February 17, 2006.

These local organizations will be partnering to present the Project EARTH 2006 Festival, Community Clean-Up, and 5k Run/Walk on April 29, 2006:

• Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD)
• Palomares Elementary School
• Alameda County Supervisor Nate Miley’s District 4
• Castro Valley High School Cross Country Runners Club

Partners will be presenting the School (site for the Festival) with gardening tools in preparation for the work to ready the site. A tour of the campus and creek areas will also be given by School staff.

Call for Clean-Up Projects for April 29th

(2/3/06)

Planning and preparation for the 7th Annual Project EARTH event is well underway, with local organizations Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD), Palomares Elementary School, Alameda County Supervisor Nate Miley’s District Four (4), and Castro Valley High School Cross Country Runners Club teaming up to present three (3) exciting events for Saturday, April 29, 2006.

Project EARTH 2006 will be composed of an outdoor educational Festival, held at Palomares School, a 5k Run/Walk to benefit the Runners Club, and a Community Clean-Up to clean and beautify Castro Valley!

Community Members:
Do you know of an area in Castro Valley that could use some beautification? If you have a suggestion for a clean-up or beautification project that could use more than ten (10) volunteers for three (3) hours, such as a planting project, graffiti or litter removal, or other outdoor project for the April 29th Project EARTH event, please contact Castro Valley Sanitary District at (510) 537-0757 by February 10, 2006.

Presidents'' Day

(2/3/06)

Castro Valley Sanitary District will be closed Monday, February 20th. The collection of garbage, recycling and greenwaste by Waste Management of Alameda County will be on regular schedule the week of Monday, February 20th.

Stop Junk Mail - Here''s How

(1/18/06)

Junk mail is a waste. It’s a huge waste of natural resources and time. Sure, you can recycle junk mail, but it is even better to stop getting it.

The average American home receives 1.5 trees in their mailbox in the form of unsolicited mail every year. That adds up to over 100 million trees cut down and over 28 billion gallons of water consumed to produce one year’s worth of this country’s junk mail. In fact, every year over $320 million of our tax dollars are wasted on disposal fees due to huge amounts of junk mail.

Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD) is working together with Bay Area Recycling Outreach Coalition (BayROC) and sponsoring the “Junk Mail Reduction Campaign.” The campaign consists of radio commercials, public service announcements, and articles asking Bay Area residents to make a special effort to help reduce the amount of junk mail that comes to their homes and offices.

You can take action to stop this waste by requesting a FREE Stop Junk Mail Kit. The Junk Mail Reduction Kit shows you how to get off junk mailing lists and keep new junk mail from finding its way to your mailbox. The Kit also provides other important information on how to ensure that your name and address don’t get traded, rented, or sold to companies who send you unwanted mail.

Go online to www.StopJunkMail.orgor call toll-free, 877-STOPWASTE (786-7927) and request the FREE Stop Junk Mail Kit.

Portable Recycling Containers Available from Sanitary District

(1/13/06)

Are you a community organization seeking to raise money and help protect the environment? In an effort to further promote recycling, Castro Valley Sanitary District (CVSD) has utilized Department of Conservation grant funds to purchase portable recycling containers for donation to community groups. The District is accepting applications from organizations within the District, such as church groups and sports leagues, interested in receiving a donation of portable recycling containers.

To date, CVSD has donated Clearstream Recyclers to the Castro Valley Youth Soccer League (CVYSL) as well as New Life Christian Church. By taking collected cans and bottles to local buy-back centers, these organizations have both raised money and protected the environment.

Don’t miss your opportunity to take advantage of this unique offer. Supplies are limited and will be distributed on a first come, first served basis. Some restrictions apply.

Interested groups may pick up applicationsat CVSD, 21040 Marshall Street, Castro Valley, CA 94546 or download here. For more information, contact (510) 537-0987.