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How To Recycle An On-The-Go Event: 
On-The-Go-Recycling Tool Kit
for Planning and Promoting Your Event
Some On-The-Go recycling programs loan out ClearStreams to over 50 volunteer recycling events a year. The On-The-Go Recycling Tool Kit is a collection of effective On-The-Go recycling tools and methods that have been developed by ClearStream users nation-wide.
The ClearStream container is adaptable and easily evolves to meet the individualized needs of any community. Here are a few of the tools and resources that have been collected to help you get started with your On-The-Go recycling or Adopt-An-Event program.
On-The-Go Recycling Tools
Take a look at the team of the people involved in making On-The-Go recycling successful at events.
Learn how to successfully plan On-The-Go recycling for your event.
Learn how to successfully Promote On-The-Go recycling at your events.
All the tools you need to publicise your events. Tips and examples of how to publicise both before and after your event.
Learn how to create and utilize sponsorship opportunities. Make every event an opportunity for recognition.
Borrowing/Loaning the Containers
Hear what others are doing through their Adopt-An-Event loaning and sharing programs.
Learn best methods for recycling at your events.
Tips and tools for applying for grants through your local governments.
View your ClearStream equipment options for more ways you can expand your communities on-the-go recycling program.
For additional website tool kits or to add your own click here.
Peer Review
If you’d like to connect with other ClearStream customers in your area please contact us at 1-800-872-8241. With over 2,500 ClearStream customers we can probably match you with a peer.
Take the Next Step
Leaders: Contact local volunteer groups. Ask them to team up to create cleaner events for a more beautiful
community.
Volunteers: Ask your community or event leaders to check out the Adopt-An-Event web site.
