Make an impact in your community.

To make an impact in our community, we believe that it’s important that everyone understands how their choices affect the environment. We offer programs to individuals and groups interested in learning about the benefits of composting, recycling, and a zero waste lifestyle.

For Adults

Lunch & Learn : Workshops engage groups to learn about the principles of zero waste. Topics include Compost & Recycling, and Zero Waste Choices in the Home and Business.

Presentations starting at $125 for virtual or in-person.

We are also happy to tailor a workshop to fit your needs.

For Children

Private and Public Schools: Working with staff and students, we help to set up a composting system at the school and teach children the importance of caring for the earth by minimizing waste, recycling and composting. Education content and workshops are tailored to the age group.

Free Online Content: Check out our library of online resources!

“Thank you again for the super informative Lunch and Learn today! I personally left today’s meeting with so many new thoughts and ideas. Impact Earth is an amazing organization and the Rochester community is very fortunate to have you here.”
— Lisa Mills, Calero
“Thanks again for coming out and presenting to our agency yesterday, We received great feedback!”
— Jill Tobin, Butler/Till
“Impact Earth has been a powerful force in moving forward our zero waste initiative in the Brighton Central School District, particularly at French Road Elementary School. Our 3rd-5th grade students have shown great initiative in learning about and empowering each other with the power of recycling and composting. The efforts of our students have increased immensely due to the support of Impact Earth employees and interns. Our students are regularly asking about where to throw out their waste and making more mindful choices before tossing something into the trash. As the building principal, I could not be more proud of our students and their reflection of the impact on our environment and their future!”
— DR. ALLISON RIOUX, PRINCIPAL AT FRENCH ROAD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

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