"Specializing
in Full Service Printing and Promotional Products since 1981."
Weisenbach Recycled Products
437 Holtzman Avenue
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NEW RecycleMania Store and More!RecycleMania is pleased to announce Weisenbach Recycled Products as the official vendor for RecycleMania promotional items and awards! Participating colleges and universities interested in stock or custom RecycleMania items such as t-shirts, mugs, thermoses, pens, reusable bags etc., can purchase these materials through a convenient online store within Weisenbach's "Recycling Is Cool" website. The store features stock items with the RecycleMania logo that can be ordered and in most cases shipped within days. Schools also have the option to order custom items from Weisenbach's broader selection of merchandise incorporating the RecycleMania logo with their own campus-specific message or recycling logo. Most items include recycled content or are produced in an environmentally and socially responsible manner. The store is open for business now by clicking here: Official RecycleMania Merchandise Store
Weisenbach Recycled Products is a socially responsible and sustainable green business. They manufacture and distribute hundreds of useful items made of recycled material. To see the rest of their products and to order custom printed items with your info and the RecycleMania logo, visit www.RecycledProducts.com
RecycleMania | 1875 I Street NW, Suite 500 | Washington | DC | 20006
The RecycleMania competition is a trademarked program of the RecycleMania Steering Committee in coordination with the College and University Recycling Council (CURC).
Program Management for RecycleMania is provided by Keep America Beautiful in coordination with the U.S. EPA's WasteWise program.
RecycleMania is made possible through the sponsorship support of The Coca Cola Company, American Forest & Paper Association and Keep America Beautiful.
History of the RecycleMania CompetitionThe RecycleMania competition began in the spring of 2001 as a friendly challenge
between recycling coordinators at two schools in Ohio, Miami University and Ohio
University. From the outset, the competition was meant as a way to get students and staff more excited about participating in recycling efforts. That first year, Miami University won, collecting 41.2 lbs. of recyclables for each person on campus. The following year Miami and Ohio were joined by two more schools, Bowling Green State University and Harvard University, with Bowling Green winning the title with 48 lbs. per capita. Since then the competition has continued to grow in popularity, attracting schools through the United States and internationally.
RecycleMania has gained recognition as a barometer of collegiate sustainability efforts. Beginning in 2008, signatories of the American College and University Presidents
Climate Commitment (ACUPCC) receive credit for participating in the Waste Minimization category. The Princeton Review and Kaplan College guides both use RecycleMania to indicate college and universities’ commitments to sustainability. In recent year, RecycleMania has been featured in press stories by the New York Times, Newsweek magazine and the Boston Globe among others.
Who ParticipatesRecycleMania grew to 510 colleges and universities in 2009, an increase of more
than 25% the number of participating schools from 2008. These colleges and universities
represent more than 4.7 million students, and 1.1 million faculty and staff from all 50
states and the District of Columbia. The states with the most participants include
Pennsylvania (48), California (37), New York (37) and Massachusetts (28). The list of
institutions taking part is diverse, ranging from Clemson University to the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (MIT) to Prince William Sound Community College in Valdez,
Alaska. RecycleMania 2009 included all eight of the Ivy League universities as well
as the eight campuses that make up the Los Angeles Community College system.
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