Friends of Rogers & Benedict Corporation team-up for 50th anniversary recycling initiative
CHENANGO COUNTY – In celebration of Rogers Environmental Conservation Center and Subaru of America's 50th anniversaries in 2018, Friends of Rogers and Benedict Corporation are teaming up for Subaru Loves the Earth.
Kicking-off on April 1, Friends of Rogers and Benedict Corporation will begin the year-long Subaru Loves the Earth environmental initiative, where Benedicts Corporation, Rogers Center, and other locations within the county will have special recycle bins for waste that's typically hard to recycle.
K-cups, all types of disposable coffee cups, lids, and snack wrappers are some examples of the things that can be recycled during Subaru Loves the Earth.
Benedict Corporation Internet Manager Phil Youngs III said that once the initiative ends in 2019, all the waste that has been collected will be constructed into something special to adorn Rogers Conservation.
Exactly what will be constructed depends on how much people recycle, said Youngs, but it could be anything from a bench to a playground.
"Subaru's love promise fits in very well to Benedict Subaru's culture. We are proud to be a Subaru dealer and part of this community," said Youngs. "We look forward to continually partnering with organizations in Chenango County to extend the love promise.
"We are proud to be affiliated with the vision that Rogers Educational Center promotes and to be apart of Subaru Loves the Earth love promise."
Friends of Rogers Executive Director Simon Solomon said, "Subaru’s commitment to making a positive impact on the world can be very closely tied to the Friends of Rogers commitment by ensuring we motivate people of all ages to appreciate and protect our own natural environment.
"Our goal is to continue to build positive relationships with local businesses and organization such as Subaru so that it’s a win – win for both!"
Kicking-off on April 1, Friends of Rogers and Benedict Corporation will begin the year-long Subaru Loves the Earth environmental initiative, where Benedicts Corporation, Rogers Center, and other locations within the county will have special recycle bins for waste that's typically hard to recycle.
K-cups, all types of disposable coffee cups, lids, and snack wrappers are some examples of the things that can be recycled during Subaru Loves the Earth.
Benedict Corporation Internet Manager Phil Youngs III said that once the initiative ends in 2019, all the waste that has been collected will be constructed into something special to adorn Rogers Conservation.
Exactly what will be constructed depends on how much people recycle, said Youngs, but it could be anything from a bench to a playground.
"Subaru's love promise fits in very well to Benedict Subaru's culture. We are proud to be a Subaru dealer and part of this community," said Youngs. "We look forward to continually partnering with organizations in Chenango County to extend the love promise.
"We are proud to be affiliated with the vision that Rogers Educational Center promotes and to be apart of Subaru Loves the Earth love promise."
Friends of Rogers Executive Director Simon Solomon said, "Subaru’s commitment to making a positive impact on the world can be very closely tied to the Friends of Rogers commitment by ensuring we motivate people of all ages to appreciate and protect our own natural environment.
"Our goal is to continue to build positive relationships with local businesses and organization such as Subaru so that it’s a win – win for both!"
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