Mission: Zero waste event!
Landfill should be a thing of the past just like disposable plastics.
San Francisco plans to be zero waste by 2020, that's why we are STRIVING to make bastille day a zero waste and low single use plastics day. and we need every participant's help to achieve our goal!
Bastille day is right in the middle of "plastic free july"
It's a worldwide movement that has started in Western Australia in 2011. The goal is to encourage people to be more aware of their disposable plastics use. Part of this involves supporting behavior change and helping others #choosetorefuse shopping bags, straws, takeaway containers and coffee cups
learn more here and take the challenge!
What we've planned for bastille day
- 15 recycling stations with signage to know what to do with your waste: recycling, compost or trash
- a team of volunteers and our partner Green Mary will assist visitors at the stations
- a zero waste booth by our partner fillgood where you can learn more about zero waste & plastic free living
- no plastic water bottles, no plastic straws: water will be served by the glass, just like wine and beer. visitors will be able to refill their glasses
- most of our Food vendors will use compostable food service ware
- food leftovers will be donated to food runners and delivered to a suitable feeding program in San Francisco
What you can do : bring your own!
DISPOSABLE PLASTICS ARE RARELY RECYCLED. TO HELP US REDUCE WASTE, HERE'S A LIST OF REUSABLE ITEMS YOU CAN BRING
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AS A THANK YOU: YOU'LL GET A 25CTS DISCOUNT ANYTIME YOU REFILL YOUR GLASS
YOU CAN ALSO PURCHASE REUSABLE ESSENTIALS THANKS TO OUR ZERO WASTE PARTNER FILLGOOD: GET 10% OFF WITH THE CODE BASTILLE AND ON TOP OF THAT 10% OF THE PROFITS WILL BE DONATED TO THE BASTILLE DAY COMMITTEE.
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by 2050 there will be more plastic in the ocean than fish
Learn more about plastic pollution with these organizations: 5GYRES, BREAK FREE FROM PLASTIC, plastic pollution coalition, surfrider foundation sf chapter, the story of stuff project
Learn more about plastic pollution with these organizations: 5GYRES, BREAK FREE FROM PLASTIC, plastic pollution coalition, surfrider foundation sf chapter, the story of stuff project
In partnership with
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