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Follow on Google News | The Results are In from America Recycles Day 2017 in Georgia's Gwinnett CountyGwinnett County's Fiscal & Solid Waste Management Division and Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful Teamed Up for Another Successful Event at Coolray Field
By: Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful · 1,726 lbs in Clothing and Textiles plus 242 pairs of Sneakers – which will either be donated to those in need or recycled into reusable surfaces for playgrounds and running tracks · 581 Printer Cartridges · 3,676 gallons of Paint · 15 tons of Tires · 20.33 tons of Electronics · 31.5 tons of Paper for secure shredding on-site "We were able to help a lot of our neighbors by collecting items that are difficult for them to recycle or dispose of without this event," said Sumner Gann, Program Manager for Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful. "Our volunteers put in a total of 765 hours to help us pull this day off, so we are incredibly thankful to them for their hard work and dedication. We appreciate the opportunity to co-host such an impactful event with Fiscal & Solid Waste Management. It is collaborations such as this and with other departments at Gwinnett County that create opportunities to bring Gwinnett's community together and make our organization successful." To register as a volunteer or learn more about future Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful events, visit www.gwinnettcb.org. About Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful: Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful Services, Inc. (GCB) is a Keep America Beautiful affiliate and award-winning 501(c)(3) charitable organization. It boasts an expansive community-based network dedicated to finding long-term solutions to environmental and quality of life issues through individual action. The organization is guided by a Citizens Advisory Board that represents all sectors of the Gwinnett County community. A nationally recognized leader in creating cleaner, greener and more livable communities throughout Gwinnett, GCB involves more than 100,000 volunteers annually to clean and restore public places, recycle more, protect watersheds and develop the next generation of environmental stewards. To learn more about Gwinnett Clean & Beautiful, please visit www.GwinnettCB.org. End
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