Green Me Locally’s partner charity, One Bottle One Dream (OBOD) is bringing a new challenge to you! They are going nationwide with the, “Bring it! Don’t buy it! Onion Challenge.” The campaign promotes the use of reusable water containers and will challenge families to videotape themselves taking a bite out of an onion and drinking from their favorite reusable or donate $50.00 to gift a school with a School Bundle at www.OneBottleOneDream.com
Take the OBOD Onion challenge today by posting your video on your favorite social media platform and call out your friends and family to take on the challenge as well. Use hashtags #Bringitdontbuyit #Onionchallenge
About
One Bottle One Dream is a non profit 501c3 dedicated to empower teachers and students in pre-kindergarten – 3rd grade to recycle and reuse within the classroom to reduce their schools overall waste. OBOD has successfully funded the “School Bundle Project” in the 8th largest school district with every school receiving a storybook and Teachers Eco Activity Guide aligned to the Common Core Standards.
The story book takes kids on a journey with Jack, a water bottle who dreams of being recycled into something new. Giving plastic a voice and a dream, paired with hands-on activities can infuse students with passion, give them a reason to recycle, and can be the connection kids need to create good habits early.
Teachers and students are making a difference by switching to reusable water containers, minimizing lunch time waste, reusing products for crafts, and recycling all Jacks!
