BRANCH OF THE MONTH APRIL 2023

 Feb 2023 The University Heights branch ranked 5th this month and ranked 21 of all time among 52 branches.

 Apr 2023 The University Heights branch ranked this month and ranked 13 of all time among 53 branches.

 May 2023 ranked 14 of all time among 53 branches.

 Summer 2023 The University Heights branch ranked 4th this month and ranked 11th of all time among 56 branches.

 Highest points for the third quarter 2024 and received an honorable mention Feb 2024

Electronic waste problems and solutions 

Recycling your batteries prevent them from ending up in landfills, which are highly detrimental to the environment due to the potential release of hazardous chemicals like battery acid. Such chemicals can infiltrate soil, water sources, and even the air, posing significant risks to ecosystems, animals, and human health. Recycling batteries can reclaim valuable materials like copper and aluminum for continuous reuse, significantly reducing resource consumption. However, finding the right recycling options can be challenging. If you're unsure where to dispose of your batteries, please feel free to contact TAE branches for help.

Our commitment to the environment at the University Heights Branch continues to thrive as we expand our collection efforts to nearby businesses. Our youngest advocate starting from elementary to High school students, evangelizes to the business of the hazardous effects of improper battery disposal, inspiring others to take action toward a cleaner and greener world. As a result of his passionate advocacy and reaching out to many businesses, we have successfully implemented monthly collection boxes at three strategic locations, collecting hazardous batteries for safe and responsible recycling.

 But our efforts continue beyond there. We are determined to increase waste diversion and promote sustainable practices in every way possible. For example, this March, we are extending our battery collection to include other types of waste from neighboring businesses, ensuring that more waste is diverted from landfills and safely disposed of in recycling centers.

 Our community, local businesses, and residents have been invaluable partners in this journey, and we are proud to report that we have collected a remarkable 18528 batteries to date. We are grateful for the ongoing support, and we firmly believe that working together can significantly impact our environment. So, let's continue to strive for a cleaner, greener world for all. 

1 MB Partnered with Community Center

If you attend Troy High School or a nearby school,
please join us to protect a healthy environment!