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Photo: Betsey Merkel
From the I-Open Research Article: The Cleveland Collective Giving Circle Model with Katherine Readey Chilcote, Co-Founder.
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Katherine Readey Chilcote, Co-Founder, describes the Cleveland Colectivo model, a replicable, process driven open network of giving formed in 2005 with a circle of like-minded friends who wanted to invest in early stage creative enterprises for a positive impact on their city.
“The Cleveland Colectivo is a Giving Circle. We are a group of community members most of whom live in the City of Cleveland, Ohio USA and we give small grants to organizations who are their very early stages.”
Article: Cleveland Colectivo A Giving Circle Model by Katherine Readey Chilcote, Co-Founder goo.gl/X7pHes
This interview was recorded at The Upcycle Parts Shop, 6419 St. Clair Ave., Cleveland, Ohio USA
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This was a top that was not finished, she was so shy to share all of these with me, she thought people would make fun of her for reusing fabric harvested from clothing.
Submitted by: The Fluffy Polar Bears (Project Polar Bear Team)
In the picture we are refilling our water bottles. We wanted to focus more on refilling them to show how we are going to do our project. Our project is Reusing Water Bottles so we decided to start our project by refilling water bottles.
Did you know that 1.5 million barrels of oil are used to make plastic water bottles every year? By switching to refillable bottles you can help reduce the unnecessary CO2 created by producing them.
Reusable sandwich and snack bag, for school, work, etc.
Take it with you while trecking, hiking, canoeing, picnic, for the baby in the car, office , for the beach, on your bicycle.
You can purchase this and many more of my bags at www.bagitconscious.etsy.com
Part of the North Rim Trail has been made out of recycled tire rubber. The path provides a soft cushion for weary feet.
Finished coffee filter.
This photo is part of a tutorial to make a cloth reusable coffee filter.
Tutorial to make these can be found
So, we had all these containers around which are super valuable around here... so I did a hat raffle for the staff. Fun times.
this was one of the features which led to my decision to purchase this particular filter, rather than the others Rainbow carries.
also note my reuse of the Saint Benoit yogurt container. best yogurt ever.
Photos from a dress rehearsal of the 2016 production of "A mid-summer night's dream" at the University of Minnesota, Morris, directed by Ray Schultz.
These are, for the most part, completely unedited and being posted "as is". I'll try to clean up the lighting and color on a few of the better ones and post them later, but these are pretty much the raw dump. All I've done here is remove things that are terribly out of focus, or have some other really obvious problem.
This production used recycled/reused materials for both the set and costuming whenever possible.
Many thanks to Ray and the cast and crew for letting me barge in and take pictures during this rehearsal. The show was enormously fun, and I really enjoyed shooting.
I found a good use for my old pot de creme container from Miette. I could take it back for my dollar deposit, but it's cute.
An adaptively reused set of structures that once served as the various mills and warehouses of the American Tobacco Company, the American Tobacco Campus, or American Tobacco Historic District, sits on the south side of Downtown Durham. With the oldest structure dating to 1874 and the most recent construction dating to the 1950s, the district is one of the most intact examples of architecture built for the tobacco industry, and today are home to a variety of offices, shops, and restaurants.
cabinets made from posts and beams salvaged from basement conversion. Leaded glass from existing windows cut to fit and reused. Finished with Aglia products.
Austin Creative Reuse hosted two materials drive for Austin educators: school teachers (public, private, charter), after school teachers, day care providers, etc. They received materials for use in their classrooms and programs. We collected materials from the community and local businesses and distributed to Austin area educators. They were so appreciative and we were happy to support the community.