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Schools - ReflectionSammy and Songxiao’s 4Rs – reuse, recycle, regeneration, and reimagine– are represented in their illustration submitted for the 2021 May the 4Rs Be With You Art & Media Contest. Download the (Re)Generation story about their piece and how it represents their 4Rs.
Schools - ReflectionSusanne’s 4Rs – reflect, repurpose, research, and rejoice – are represented in their reuse project submitted for the 2021 May the 4Rs Be With You Art & Media Contest. Download Susanne’s (Re)Generation story about their piece and how it represents their 4Rs.
Basic Financial Statements for the years ending June 30, 2019 and 2020.
Topic BriefsEach year, StopWaste awards local nonprofit and businesses grant funding for projects focused on repair, reuse, food waste prevention, and food donation equipment. The program engages businesses and community-based organizations to reduce waste in Alameda County while helping to address some of the County’s most pressing environmental and equity issues.
- RFP-RFQ
StopWaste is seeking qualified individuals or firms with expertise in working with government agencies on recycled product procurement issues and environmentally preferable purchasing. Download RFQ for full details.
Release Date: July 22, 2021
Due Date: August 19, 2021 
| 07/07/2021The Alameda County Waste Management Authority selected current Deputy Executive Director Timothy Burroughs as the Agency’s incoming Executive Director, taking over leadership from Wendy Sommer, who, after 30 dedicated years of service at the Agency, will retire in July 2021.
| 07/02/2021EBMUD is doubling their lawn conversion rebates to $1.50 per sq ft! Replacing your lawn with water-wise plants will help your yard face a long-term drought.
| 06/22/2021StopWaste has awarded a total of $580,985 in grant funding to 49 local nonprofit and for-profit organizations for projects focused on repair, reuse, food waste reduction, and food donation equipment.
