parish: -> Orleans

hours: -> 9-4 M-Sat.

notes: Who we are: The Green Project is governed by a 13-member board. Each board member serves for two years and is elected by The Green Project membership at our annual membership meeting each June. We hire only the best of the best. The Green Project employs over 15 full- and part-time staff. We are always looking for more. If you would like to work at The Green Project, stop by to fill out an application or send your resume to: info@thegreenproject.org What we do: The Green Project operates a WAREHOUSE STORE that resells high-quality, salvaged building materials at low cost to the community. The store is dedicated to helping the environment by reducing the amount of usable materials placed in landfills or disposed of improperly. The Green Project also SALVAGES AND DECONSTRUCTS damaged or collapsed buildings by hand, in a way that saves between 45 and 70 percent of the materials. This preserves New Orleans' unique architectural history and benefits New Orleans' residents by returning their ruined building materials to use elsewhere in the city. The Green Project store also serves as a local RECYCLED PAINT resource by reclaiming, combining, and reselling surplus paint. This keeps paint out of the region's landfills and water system while providing affordable paint to the community. The Green Project warehouse serves as a RECYCLING center. The Green Project will recycle your paper, newsprint, aluminum cans, soup cans, household electronics and corrugated cardboard. We currently recycle cardboard, newspaper, regular paper (plain and colored), aluminum cans and household e-waste (electronic equipment like computers, stereos, printers, monitors, cell phones, etc). We can NOT take plastic or glass because no one in the city can pick it up. We also can NOT accept scrap metal - please take it to a scrap metal yard. Now that Spring is here, our GARDEN is blooming. Through our gardening workshops you can learn how to make the most of a small space, recycle your yard and kitchen waste into compost and improve your soil. RECYCLE FOR THE ARTS merged with The Green Project in 2003. R4A provides art materials to individual artists, schools, art programs, galleries, and other non-profit groups at minimal cost, as well as offers monthly recycled art workshops. THE GREEN ROOM is an interactive community space that promotes using garbage and salvage as artistic material. The space is used to display the work of local artists and is available for workshops and community events. Contact us at: info@thegreenproject.org if you'd like to rent The Green Room for your next event. The Green Project is also involved in GREEN BUILDING & SPECIAL PROJECTS like our solar panels, biodiesel and community outreach. David Reynolds Executive Director (504)578-0844 dreynolds@thegreenproject.org Angie Cavanaugh Green Deputy Director (504)578-0180 agreen@thegreenproject.org Laura Paul Volunteer Coordinator (504)344-4884 lpaul@thegreenproject.org Karen Kempf Recycle for the Arts R4A@thegreenproject.org -> Who we are: The Green Project is governed by a 13-member board. Each board member serves for two years and is elected by The Green Project membership at our annual membership meeting each June. We hire only the best of the best. The Green Project employs over 15 full- and part-time staff. We are always looking for more. If you would like to work at The Green Project, stop by to fill out an application or send your resume to: info@thegreenproject.org What we do: The Green Project operates a WAREHOUSE STORE that resells high-quality, salvaged building materials at low cost to the community. The store is dedicated to helping the environment by reducing the amount of usable materials placed in landfills or disposed of improperly. The Green Project also SALVAGES AND DECONSTRUCTS damaged or collapsed buildings by hand, in a way that saves between 45 and 70 percent of the materials. This preserves New Orleans' unique architectural history and benefits New Orleans' residents by returning their ruined building materials to use elsewhere in the city. The Green Project store also serves as a local RECYCLED PAINT resource by reclaiming, combining, and reselling surplus paint. This keeps paint out of the region's landfills and water system while providing affordable paint to the community. The Green Project warehouse serves as a RECYCLING center. The Green Project will recycle your paper, newsprint, aluminum cans, soup cans, household electronics and corrugated cardboard. We currently recycle cardboard, newspaper, regular paper (plain and colored), aluminum cans and household e-waste (electronic equipment like computers, stereos, printers, monitors, cell phones, etc). We can NOT take plastic or glass because no one in the city can pick it up. We also can NOT accept scrap metal - please take it to a scrap metal yard. Now that Spring is here, our GARDEN is blooming. Through our gardening workshops you can learn how to make the most of a small space, recycle your yard and kitchen waste into compost and improve your soil. RECYCLE FOR THE ARTS merged with The Green Project in 2003. R4A provides art materials to individual artists, schools, art programs, galleries, and other non-profit groups at minimal cost, as well as offers monthly recycled art workshops. THE GREEN ROOM is an interactive community space that promotes using garbage and salvage as artistic material. The space is used to display the work of local artists and is available for workshops and community events. Contact us at: info@thegreenproject.org if you'd like to rent The Green Room for your next event. The Green Project is also involved in GREEN BUILDING & SPECIAL PROJECTS like our solar panels, biodiesel and community outreach. David Reynolds Executive Director (504)578-0844 dreynolds@thegreenproject.org Angie Cavanaugh Green Deputy Director (504)578-0180 agreen@thegreenproject.org Laura Paul Volunteer Coordinator (504)344-4884 lpaul@thegreenproject.org Karen Kempf Recycle for the Arts R4A@thegreenproject.org
status: Unknown -> Open
organization: -> Non-Profit
facility_type: Unknown -> Warehouse

state: -> LA
town: -> New Orleans
address: -> 2831 Marais St.
notes: Who we are: The Green Project is governed by a 13-member board. Each board member serves for two years and is elected by The Green Project membership at our annual membership meeting each June. We hire only the best of the best. The Green Project employs over 15 full- and part-time staff. We are always looking for more. If you would like to work at The Green Project, stop by to fill out an application or send your resume to: info@thegreenproject.org What we do: The Green Project operates a WAREHOUSE STORE that resells high-quality, salvaged building materials at low cost to the community. The store is dedicated to helping the environment by reducing the amount of usable materials placed in landfills or disposed of improperly. The Green Project also SALVAGES AND DECONSTRUCTS damaged or collapsed buildings by hand, in a way that saves between 45 and 70 percent of the materials. This preserves New Orleans' unique architectural history and benefits New Orleans' residents by returning their ruined building materials to use elsewhere in the city. The Green Project store also serves as a local RECYCLED PAINT resource by reclaiming, combining, and reselling surplus paint. This keeps paint out of the region's landfills and water system while providing affordable paint to the community. The Green Project warehouse serves as a RECYCLING center. The Green Project will recycle your paper, newsprint, aluminum cans, soup cans, household electronics and corrugated cardboard. We currently recycle cardboard, newspaper, regular paper (plain and colored), aluminum cans and household e-waste (electronic equipment like computers, stereos, printers, monitors, cell phones, etc). We can NOT take plastic or glass because no one in the city can pick it up. We also can NOT accept scrap metal - please take it to a scrap metal yard. Now that Spring is here, our GARDEN is blooming. Through our gardening workshops you can learn how to make the most of a small space, recycle your yard and kitchen waste into compost and improve your soil. RECYCLE FOR THE ARTS merged with The Green Project in 2003. R4A provides art materials to individual artists, schools, art programs, galleries, and other non-profit groups at minimal cost, as well as offers monthly recycled art workshops. THE GREEN ROOM is an interactive community space that promotes using garbage and salvage as artistic material. The space is used to display the work of local artists and is available for workshops and community events. Contact us at: info@thegreenproject.org if you'd like to rent The Green Room for your next event. The Green Project is also involved in GREEN BUILDING & SPECIAL PROJECTS like our solar panels, biodiesel and community outreach. -> Who we are: The Green Project is governed by a 13-member board. Each board member serves for two years and is elected by The Green Project membership at our annual membership meeting each June. We hire only the best of the best. The Green Project employs over 15 full- and part-time staff. We are always looking for more. If you would like to work at The Green Project, stop by to fill out an application or send your resume to: info@thegreenproject.org What we do: The Green Project operates a WAREHOUSE STORE that resells high-quality, salvaged building materials at low cost to the community. The store is dedicated to helping the environment by reducing the amount of usable materials placed in landfills or disposed of improperly. The Green Project also SALVAGES AND DECONSTRUCTS damaged or collapsed buildings by hand, in a way that saves between 45 and 70 percent of the materials. This preserves New Orleans' unique architectural history and benefits New Orleans' residents by returning their ruined building materials to use elsewhere in the city. The Green Project store also serves as a local RECYCLED PAINT resource by reclaiming, combining, and reselling surplus paint. This keeps paint out of the region's landfills and water system while providing affordable paint to the community. The Green Project warehouse serves as a RECYCLING center. The Green Project will recycle your paper, newsprint, aluminum cans, soup cans, household electronics and corrugated cardboard. We currently recycle cardboard, newspaper, regular paper (plain and colored), aluminum cans and household e-waste (electronic equipment like computers, stereos, printers, monitors, cell phones, etc). We can NOT take plastic or glass because no one in the city can pick it up. We also can NOT accept scrap metal - please take it to a scrap metal yard. Now that Spring is here, our GARDEN is blooming. Through our gardening workshops you can learn how to make the most of a small space, recycle your yard and kitchen waste into compost and improve your soil. RECYCLE FOR THE ARTS merged with The Green Project in 2003. R4A provides art materials to individual artists, schools, art programs, galleries, and other non-profit groups at minimal cost, as well as offers monthly recycled art workshops. THE GREEN ROOM is an interactive community space that promotes using garbage and salvage as artistic material. The space is used to display the work of local artists and is available for workshops and community events. Contact us at: info@thegreenproject.org if you'd like to rent The Green Room for your next event. The Green Project is also involved in GREEN BUILDING & SPECIAL PROJECTS like our solar panels, biodiesel and community outreach. David Reynolds Executive Director (504)578-0844 dreynolds@thegreenproject.org Angie Cavanaugh Green Deputy Director (504)578-0180 agreen@thegreenproject.org Laura Paul Volunteer Coordinator (504)344-4884 lpaul@thegreenproject.org Karen Kempf Recycle for the Arts R4A@thegreenproject.org
zip: 00000 -> 70117
latitude: -> 29.969403
longitude: -> -90.04769
region: -> Gulf
website: -> http://www.thegreenproject.org/
make_payable_to: -> The Green Project
email changed.