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ReSOURCE Recognized by National Recycling Coalition Congress

On Thursday, November 10, 2022, The National Recycling Coalition (NRC) honored their national recycling awards recipients at their Virtual 2022 Annual National Recycling Congress. The awards were digitally presented to the winners. ReSOURCE received an Outstanding Not-for-Profit Business Leadership award given to an Outstanding Recycling Organization:  state or other recycling organization with outstanding growth, programs, leadership, or contributions / impacts in the field..

 

The annual awards program is designed to honor and recognize outstanding individuals, programs, and organizations around the country, both for their achievements and to serve as a model and a resource for learning for NRC members. Award categories recognize outstanding programs in For-Profit Businesses, Higher Education, Non-Profit Organizations, Recycling Organizations, Diversion Innovation, Community / Governmental Programs, Outstanding Emerging Leader, and Lifetime Achievement. The NRC will be posting information on all winners on the NRC’s website.

 

NRC’s Awards Committee Chair, Lisa Skumatz, commented on the process expressing the views of fellow committee members, “we received over 105 nominations this year for the awards” and “picking just one winner in each category was difficult, but also rewarding to see the great efforts and programs around the country for recycling and organics diversion.”  Dr. Skumatz noted that this year’s winners varied in size and region of the country from a small environmental learning center for residents and visitors in Vail, Colorado, to large organizations like Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport.  Dr. Skumatz continues to elaborate, “we [had] programs recycling glass with the purpose of creating quality end products to close the loop in a circular economy,” programs “providing recycling and disposal options for boat flares that are being discarded in our oceans,” and lastly programs who have “essential roles with Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) law for packaging at the state level.” “Many of these programs have and will continue to make huge strides in this new world of virtual outreach,” Skumatz states.

 

2022 Awards and Recipients

  • Lifetime Achievement in Recycling
    • Ruth Abbe
  • Bill Heenan Emerging Leader
    • Aneesa Gomez-Cervantes
  • Outstanding Outreach Program
    • Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport (PHX)
  • Outstanding Community / Government Program
    • Walking Mountain Science Center
  • Outstanding Higher Education Winner
    • The Ohio State University
  • Outstanding Recycling Organization
    • Recycle Colorado
  • Outstanding Not-for-Profit Business Leadership
    • S. Foundation
    • ReSOURCE: A Nonprofit Community Enterprise
  • Outstanding Business Leadership-For Profit Company
    • Kellogg Garden Products
  • Outstanding Recycling Innovation
    • Ripple Glass

 

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Career Start is a program designed for high school students to gain hands-on experience and technical skills in various departments at ReSOURCE’s Burlington or Barre locations.

High school students enrolled in school are eligible to participate in the Career Start program.

The program provides hands-on experience in ReSOURCE departments, technical skills training, and monthly personal and professional development classes.

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Departments include Customer Service & Retail, Office Administration, Computers and Electronics, Overlook Cafe, and Large Appliances, among others.

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Our partners help us to provide $125,000 worth of goods to over 2,000 individuals/families in Chittenden, Lamoille, and Washington Counties, and the greater Vermont area.

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  • Age Well
  • Agency of Human Services- Field Services Burlington District
  • Burlington Community Justice Center
  • Burlington Housing Authority
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  • Clarina Howard Nichols Center
  • Committee On Temporary Shelter
  • Essex Community Justice Center
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  • Howard Center Developmental Services
  • Howard Center School Service Program
  • Lamoille Family Center
  • Milton Family Community Center
  • Pathways Vermont- Housing First Program
  • Pathways Vermont -services for veterans and families rapid rehousing program
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  • Spectrum Youth and Family Services
  • Steps to End Domestic Violence
  • The Janet S. Munt Family Room
  • U.S. Committee for refugees and Immigrants
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  • Vermont Cares
  • Vermont Catholic Charities
  • Vermont Foundation of Recovery

 

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