Help us increase awareness of compost as nature's climate champion in honor of International Compost Awareness Week, May 5 - 11. Did you know compost reduces methane emissions, captures carbon, builds healthy soils, and creates resilient communities. When you choose to compost your food scraps you are doing so much more than just keeping them out of the trash.

We are GIVING AWAY 3 prizes to 3 winners for ICAW2024!

  • A 4x4 raised bed filled with our Premium Soil Blend 
  • 4 bags of Leaf Mulch 
  • 1/2 yard of Compost

Enter the giveaway by doing one or both of these things for multiple entries.

  1. Share your Give $5, Get $5 referral link with a friend, found in your online account. You will receive one entry for each referral that signs up with your link through Saturday, May 11th. Your friend will get $5 off and you will get $5 toward our online shop.
  2. On our Instagram giveaway announcement complete these steps:
    1. Follow us
    2. Like the post
    3. Comment in the post why you compost or why you should compost
    4. Tag three friends in the comments you want to know more about compost


Rules:
- The winner must live within our compost delivery range to receive prize.
- Entries will be accepted Wed May 8th through Saturday, May 11th.
- Three winners will be picked at random on Sunday, May 12th.


Here are 3 ways your small actions of separating your compostable waste everyday are building a brighter future.

1. Compost in Soil Sequesters C02 from the Atmosphere


2. Compost Improves Soil Health

3. Compost builds a more resilient Massachusetts

By providing a local source of nutrients to grow healthy food without the use of chemical fertilizers.

The infographics above come from the Institute for Local Self-Reliance (www.ilsr.org), a national nonprofit organization working to strengthen local economies, and redirect waste into local recycling, composting, and reuse industries. It is reprinted here with permission.


Learn More

Watch Kiss the Ground, a documentary presenting a viable way to fight climate change by fixing our soil, on Netflix or Vimeo. If you don't have time for an entire movie catch the 6 minute Compost Story by Kiss The Ground.