Bottlecaps to Benches
EST 2017
Bottlecaps to Benches continues to grow and allows any student and family in our community the opportunity to give back. Whether placing a single cap in a school collection bucket or sorting caps to drop off in Evansville or donating toward the cost of benches, this project is truly barrier-free and allows anyone to take part, which speaks to the very center of our mission.
Remote Sort | Sept 9th! Sign up stop by our our PODS unit, located in the lower lot of Cherry Grove United Methodist on Eight Mile Road to get lids/caps, supplies and instructions to sort at home.
Click here for information about how to sort at home.
Remote Sort | Sept 9th! Sign up stop by our our PODS unit, located in the lower lot of Cherry Grove United Methodist on Eight Mile Road to get lids/caps, supplies and instructions to sort at home.
Click here for information about how to sort at home.
We're grateful to the PTA and PTO organizations and community donors that have helped with the financial portion of this project - it's popularity has taken us, and our budget, by surprise! We always have plenty of caps - donations toward the project mean we can continue to use the caps our students and community are collecting and sorting for benches to be enjoyed by many for years to come. Your support allows this barrier-free and student-led service opportunity, that directly impacts Anderson Township Parks and Forest Hills schools, to remain viable. To date, 40 benches and tables have found homes in schools and parks all over Anderson Township. Donations of $150 or more offer the option to dedicate a bench to a school, teacher, community or family member, etc. To make your contribution, click here.
Molly Cornelissen and Hannah Lingren, Anderson High School and 9United alums, learned about Green Tree Plastics and how they were turning plastics caps and lids into benches and thought it would be a great community project.
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Our first bench, located in Juilfs Park.
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