Every day is Earth Day when you recycle Every day is Earth Day at Habitat for Humanity of Bucks County. Habitat Bucks recycled 140,000 pounds of mctal and 3.065,798 pounds of used itcms were given a second chance and sold in the ReStores last year appliances from these jobs to the Habitat Bucks ReStores in Langhorne and Chal- font for resale. There is immeasurable value in collaborating with an organization likc Habitat Bucks that shares our core goal of reclaiming construction materials for better use," said Mike Castellano, business development associate, Revolu tion Rccovery, "As a socicty, our waste management priority should be to reuse first and recycle second; this partnership with Habitat Bucks uniquely enables both solutions. When our customers need to disposc of like-new matcrials, we're delighted to refer them to Habitat for Humanity Bucks County. Together, we're working to close the loop on construction waste In addition, Habitat for Humanity of Bucks County has partnered with Revo- lution Recovery to climinate recyclable materials from the landfill. To tum Habitat Bucks bulk waste into recyclable material, Revolution Recovery has a special process that sorts, shreds and separates materials for recycling Habitat Bucks diverted over 80 pcrcent of its waste from the landfil in 2018, including 640,000 pounds of bulk waste through its partnership with Revolution Recovery All told, Habitat Bucks has eliminated 3,845,798 pounds of waste from the landfill over the past year Spring is in the air. Call the ReStore for a free pickup of larger donation items at 215-822-2708 or book your pick up online at habitatbucks.org/restore. Another way that Revolution Rccovery partners with Habitat Bucks is through its work with local contractors who are doing renovations. Revolution Recovery delivers unwanted, like-new office furniture and Submitted b Habitat for Humanity ReStore