Executive Board Trip to New Partner Facility-Helpsy

Exciting news from our executive team! Today, we had the incredible opportunity to visit the Helpsy facility, where they work magic with old textiles, transforming them into brand new treasures.

Walking through the Helpsy facility was like stepping into a world of innovation and sustainability. We witnessed firsthand the intricate process of recycling and reusing textiles, turning what once seemed like waste into valuable resources. It's truly remarkable to see how creativity and technology come together to tackle environmental challenges head-on.

Not only does Helpsy's work contribute to reducing textile waste and minimizing our ecological footprint, but it also speaks volumes about the power of collaboration and forward-thinking initiatives. By partnering with Helpsy, we're not just supporting a sustainable business model; we're actively participating in the circular economy and paving the way for a greener future.

We left the Helpsy facility feeling inspired and motivated to integrate more sustainable practices into our own operations. It's clear that small actions can make a big difference, and by investing in initiatives like textile recycling, we're not only doing right by the planet but also setting an example for others to follow.

A huge thank you to the Helpsy team for hosting us and for their dedication to making a positive impact on the world. Together, we can turn old into new and build a more sustainable tomorrow.

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City of Cape May adds FIVE Cleanup Stations

We're thrilled to announce that the City of Cape May has taken a significant step towards environmental stewardship by adding five public cleanup stations in partnership with Love Blue Inc. Cape May becomes the second town to adopt this innovative program, showcasing its commitment to preserving our pristine beaches and promoting community involvement.

These cleanup stations are more than just bins; they symbolize a collective effort towards a cleaner, more sustainable future. Placed strategically along the coastline, they serve as a visual reminder for residents and visitors alike to dispose of waste responsibly, reducing litter and marine debris that pose a threat to our marine ecosystem.

Beyond waste management, these stations encourage community engagement and empowerment. They provide opportunities for individuals to take proactive steps in caring for our environment, fostering a sense of pride and ownership in keeping Cape May beautiful. By working together, we can ensure that our beaches remain clean and vibrant for generations to come. Thank you, City of Cape May, for leading the way in coastal conservation and inspiring others to follow suit.

10,000 Pounds Pulled throughout the Wildwoods (2023)

The summer of 2023 our passionate & committed crew reached our benchmark of 10,000 lbs pulled throughout the Wildwoods since our journey started in 2019.