Green Education Foundation
Protect the Earth!
Mother Earth, the third planet from the Sun, the only known place inhabited by life. The only planet in our solar system with liquid water on the surface.
There are many environmental causes leading the way towards a more sustainable green future. We must all do our part, enable more leaders to champion the green cause and deliver the solutions needed to preserve our beautiful planet.
Forging Green Solutions to Help Planet Earth
NDRS Program | Recycling Bins
The Neighborhood Donation Recycling Station aka NDRS, is just one way GEF is assisting in the way we dispose of items. With locations in California, New Jersey, New York, Maryland, Massachusetts, Texas, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania and Virginia. The NDRS continues to assist in growing the GEF footprint, while lowering our global carbon footprint.
Ancillary Income From Properties
Property managers and land owners; would you like to earn ancillary income via empty parking lots or property, currently not bringing in revenue. Yes, the Green Education Foundation can help, we pay the highest rates on the market. We can set up our safe, clean and secure NDRS unit/s on your property. Start earning ancillary income right away!
Fundraising | Financial Support
Green Education Foundation is a 501C3 Non-Profit Public Charity committed to creating educational programs and workshops with a focus on ecology and conservation. Our goal is to help shape the minds of our future environmental and political leaders. Thus creating a green sustainable planet and culture for all our future generations.
Recent Community Projects
School Backpack Exchange
“Trade your Old Backpack for a Brand New Backpack!”
We are currently scheduling backpack exchanges! Sign up your school today and provide your students the opportunity to learn the value of Reuse, Rethink, Recycle. Click below to complete the Backpack Exchange Form!
Donate Used Items
Help Save The Planet
By donating used and unwanted items, you’re helping to save the planet. You give household items a second life, while reducing the carbon footprint and energy necessary to produce the same item, sustainable goods. To minimize waste materials overwhelming our world landfills, Green Education Foundation is one of the only global organizations using a process that reclaims 100% of the clothing fibers donated. With recent disclosures of companies dumping tons of “recycled” materials into landfills, our company has supported a green process since day one. We accept most household items. Our donation stations are clean, safe and easy to use. Find a local Neighborhood Donation Recycling Station (NDRS) in your city, on the Item Donation web-page. Help us save the planet! Donating used and unwanted items is one of the most efficient ways to contribute to a green planet and society. We thank you for supporting such an important global movement!
From the Blog
Club América and Green Education Foundation are excited to announce the presence of a Neighborhood Donation Recycling Station (NDRS) at the upcoming Club América Kids...
Read MoreAs Earth Day approaches, the global community is gearing up to highlight the critical importance of environmental conservation. Amidst the celebrations and reflections, one area...
Read MoreIn an effort to increase sports textile recycling and lessen the amount of pollution produced, Club America has partnered with nonprofit Green Education Foundation and Televisa to introduce Neighborhood Donation Recycling Station (NDRS)...
Read MoreIn a world increasingly conscious of environmental impact, launching a textile recycling program for your organization’s environmental initiatives can position you as a leader in...
Read MoreIn a groundbreaking multinational sports recycling initiative, "Tenis Con Alas" or "Shoes with Wings”, has been established to promote the responsible recycling of sports sneakers,...
Read MoreFashion companies in the US and Europe are facing calls to address the escalating clothing waste issue through proposed rules mandating their involvement. Several regions,...
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