Our campaign highlights great recycling moments — the kind of moments that happen in people’s lives every day all over the city — and features the true stories of five residents. These ads appeared in various forms all over the city, including bus shelters, buses, and local stores.
Norma, the Haight
Poster copy: Haight resident Norma knows how to throw a party. She’s discovered that nearly everything, from paper plates to plastic containers, can go in her green or blue cart, making cleanup easy. Find out exactly what goes where at recyclingmoments.org
- Use the blue cart for:
- Plastic cups & containers
- Cans
- Use the green cart for:
- Paper plates & leftovers
Cara, Noe Valley
Poster copy: Cara and her friends in Noe Valley can’t help but love a good chick flick. And they know how to hide the evidence — greasy pizza boxes and paper ice cream cartons go in the green cart. To get a green cart where you live, call (415) 330-1300 or visit recyclingmoments.org
- Use the green cart for:
- Paper ice cream cartons
- Paper coffee cups
- Greasy pizza boxes
Shireen, Marina
Poster copy: Shireen and Ramon in the Marina have a weekly takeout ritual. It includes tossing everything — paper containers, wood chopsticks, napkins, and leftovers — into their kitchen pail. To get your free kitchen pail, call (415) 330-1300 or visit recyclingmoments.org
- Use the kitchen pail & green cart for:
- Paper takeout containers
- Dirty napkins
- Wood chopsticks
Stan, Twin Peaks
Poster copy: Stan in Twin Peaks had no choice — it was time to say good-bye. By calling for a free pick-up, he knows his old stuff will get recycled. Schedule your free pick-up by calling (415) 330-1300 or by visiting recyclingmoments.org
- Get free pick-up of:
- Old mattresses
- Electronics
- Other big things
Sirron, the Mission
Poster copy: After Sirron finishes a masterpiece in the Mission, he calls us to handle the leftover paint and chemicals. We call products like this “wonder waste,” because people wonder how to recycle them. Wonder no more: to get a free home pick-up, call (415) 330-1300 or visit recyclingmoments.org
- Get free pick-up of:
- Paint
- Household chemicals