greener world recycling, inc., (gwr)

The unyielding passion and compassion towards a greener living & lifestyle

1.9 Millon Pounds of renewable products/e-waste with both our existing and newly developed partners.  Thanks to their support and participation that fueled our momentum to a successful first half of the year.

Our pledge is to continue to search out for new partners with the same unyielding compassion and idealistic view for our environment and planet.  We will continue to accumulate renewable products throughout the countryside and help keep our communities from being overrun with recyclable waste.  Most of all, we, along with our partners, will continue to advocate and campaign for a cleaner and greener lifestyle.

Our 2009 Partners & Events

Non-Profit

•  Arcadia Rotary Club
• Big Bear Chamber of Commerce
• Buena Park Chamber of Commerce
• Department Fish and Games
• Duarte Rotary Club
• Foothill Communities New Generations Rotary Club

Our 2008 Partners & Events

Non-Profit

• Baldwin Park Chamber of Commerce
• Exeter Chamber of Commerce
• Hul's Environmental, LLC
• Lake Arrowhead Chamber of Commerce
• Lakewood Chamber of Commerce
• Temecula Chamber of Commerce
• San Marino Chamber of Commerce

 Non-Profit

• American Cancer Society (Relay for Life)
• Arcadia Chamber of Commerce
• Covina Chamber of Commerce
• Covina Woman's Club
• El Monte/South El Monte Chamber of Commerce
• Ettie Lee Youth Family Services
• Fullerton Chamber of Commerce
• Relay for Life of Huntington Beach
• Rosemead Chamber of Commerce
• Stanton Chamber of Commerce
• West Covina Chamber of Commerce
• Whittier Chamber of Commerce
• Yorba Linda Chamber of Commerce

Corporate

• CBS Television City (CBS Corporation, Inc.) 
• Cox Communication of Santa Barbara 
• Lexus of Westminster
• Los Angeles Phil Harmonic Symphony 
• Macerich (Mall Property Management)
• Santa Anita Race Track
• Sears Holding Company of Santa Barbara
• The Mall of Victor Valley
• VIZIO Incorporation

Government

• City of Covina
• City of Diamond Bar
• City of Santa Barbara

In 2007, through a combined effort, we recovered

4.5 Million Pounds of e-waste for proper recycling, which meant we;