Recycling News:
**Recycle paper in the bins next to the trash dumpster in the church parking lot.
Recycle cardboard, tin cans and now glass in the bins located in the northeast corner of the Wal-Mart parking lot.
*Recycle your plastic items in the bin in the church kitchen.
Recycle printer cartridges to help the general fund.
*Please check the lists over the paper recycling containers in the Commons for information about where to recycle various items.
Gifts that Keep on Giving
SERVV International is a nonprofit alternative trade organization that markets handicrafts and food products of Third World artisans through their website. www.servv.org
Heifer International allows you to buy a gift of an animal (or a few other items) that is sent to a family who uses it for their livelihood. Offspring of the animals are given to others so that the gift keeps on giving. A card is sent to you so that you may notify the honoree of the gift. www.heifer.org
Marketplace allows women in India to earn a living, support their families, and gain independence and self-confidence. Clothing and home decor can be purchased through their catalog or through their website. www.MarketPlaceIndia.com
Ten Thousand Villages has 180 stores across America and tells the stories of the artisans who made the merchandise. The local store has special nights where a percentage of the income goes to local charities. www.tenthousandvillages.com
UMCOR. Be There. Be Hope. The United Methodist Committee on Relief invites us to partner with them with our gifts. UMCOR's mission is to alleviate human suffering—whether caused by war, conflict, or natural disaster—with open minds and hearts to all people. Gifts may be given in honor or memory of someone, and you can print out a card to give the honoree or notification will be sent. www.umcor.org