SCARCE will be open 9am-4:30pm on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. This includes our Reuse Center for teachers… Read more »
MLK Day: Open 9am-4:30pm
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Columbus Day Book Rescue OPEN
The SCARCE Book Rescue is open normal hours on Columbus Day. We welcome teachers and non-profit employees to… Read more »
MLK Day: Open 9am-4:30pm
SCARCE will be open 9am-4:30pm on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. This includes our Reuse Center for teachers… Read more »
Columbus Day Book Rescue OPEN
The SCARCE Book Rescue is open normal hours on Columbus Day. We welcome teachers and non-profit employees to… Read more »
MLK Day: Open 9am-4:30pm
SCARCE will be open 9am-4:30pm on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. This includes our Reuse Center for teachers… Read more »
S3 Episode 5 – Well-Connected: Have something that’s too good to throw away? SCARCE “knows a guy.”
In this episode: Join Kay, Heather, and Carol, as they share answers to the following question: How do… Read more »
Columbus Day Book Rescue OPEN
The SCARCE Book Rescue is open normal hours on Columbus Day. We welcome teachers and non-profit employees to… Read more »
A Buffet of Resources to Fight Food Waste
Stocking up on food so you can do fewer grocery runs these days? Learn how to make your… Read more »
MLK Day: Open 9am-4:30pm
SCARCE will be open 9am-4:30pm on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. This includes our Reuse Center for teachers… Read more »
EnviroAtlas Update – EPA Tools & Resources Webinar
This webinar will give an overview of EnviroAtlas focusing on its recent updates and includes a demo previewing… Read more »
Columbus Day Book Rescue OPEN
The SCARCE Book Rescue is open normal hours on Columbus Day. We welcome teachers and non-profit employees to… Read more »
Gardeners, Sustainability, and Recycling
The energetic presentation by Kay McKeen will address the many aspects of sustainability and conservation, including the history and importance… Read more »
Mind Your Health Fair & Recycling Event
Items accepted for reuse, recycling and safe disposal: Books Vinyl Records Bread Tags Brita and PUR brand water… Read more »
Take the Zero-Waste October Challenge
Zero-Waste is the practice of limiting – to near zero – the amount of trash and recycling one… Read more »
Teacher Expo
Hey teachers – stop by the SCARCE booth to learn more about what we have to offer you… Read more »
Join the Plastic-Free July Challenge!
Join over two million people world-wide stepping up in Plastic Free July in 2018. This year both Earth… Read more »
Energy Efficiency Ideas
Learn how to save money and energy with the ComEd Energy Efficiency Program. A ComEd representative will show… Read more »
The State of Our Water: An overview of the most critical issues facing water in Illinois
As lakes, rivers and streams thaw, come learn how to protect them. Illinois has bountiful water assets that… Read more »
Food Waste Reduction Teaching Resources
Tackling food waste is one of the best things you can do to conserve resources and combat climate… Read more »
MLK Day: Open 9am-4:30pm
SCARCE will be open 9am-4:30pm on Martin Luther King Jr. Day. This includes our Reuse Center for teachers… Read more »
The Illinois Soil, Food, Water and Composting Summit
Stay tuned for registration! Click “More Information” for detailed schedule and more.
Recycle-Bowl Registration Deadline
Get your school excited about recycling with a friendly competition. Whether you are just starting a recycling program… Read more »
Columbus Day Book Rescue OPEN
The SCARCE Book Rescue is open normal hours on Columbus Day. We welcome teachers and non-profit employees to… Read more »
Wondering What to Do with Your Eclipse Glasses?
Despite how scarce eclipse glasses seemed to be, millions of them were produced and sold in advance of… Read more »
Eco-Extraordinaires February 2017
Fellowes Brands Works to Keep Unused Furniture from Going to Waste Itasca-based Fellowes contacted SCARCE after Thanksgiving with a large amount… Read more »
Soil – It’s a Vital Natural Resource. You Dig?
Soil, A Vital Resource Consider life-sustaining resources. Air and water are often first to come to mind but a… Read more »