Planetpack reusable baggies are a great alternative to standard plastic bags. Our bags are made of natural organic cotton that is grown in the US. Unlike other reusable bags on the market, Planetpack bags do not use platiscated materials or dyed fabric.

We have chosen to use natural materials in order to reduce the risk of exposing our food to unnecessary chemicals. Planetpack reusable bags not only keep our food fresh, but also, reduce lunchbox waste! Our bags feature a Velcro-like closure that is strong yet child-friendly. They are durably constructed and withstand the rigors of daily use. Planetpack bags are a breeze to clean! They can be machine washed and dried or hand-washed.

More information about who we are and our products can be found at www.3lbdc.com.

Three Little Birds Design Company

623-203-0080

S’well bottles are a great green gift for everyone on your holiday shopping list. The unique double-walled construction keeps drinks cold for 12 hours, even in hot Arizona conditions and also keeps drinks hot well into the chilly winter evenings.

•    S’well bottles merge style and function with environmental and social consciousness. Through a year-long design process involving hundreds of prototypes and dozens of focus groups, the S’well bottle was born.

•    The shape of the S’well bottle has been designed to fit ergonomically into each customer’s hand, bag and car cup holder. The first-edition S’well bottle is engraved with the S’well motto and has a space on the bottom for personalization for each user’s name or initials.

•    An estimated 50 billion plastic bottles of water are consumed each year in the US and over 200 billion bottles globally, not for purity sake, but for convenience and portability.

•    Even in this era of conservation of resources, less than 20% of these plastic, disposable water bottles are recycled.

Water is essential for life, but one billion people, one sixth of the world’s population, do not have safe access to it. To address this crisis, for every S’well bottle sold, 10% percent of the proceeds are donated to WaterAid, a non-profit organization that for the past 30 years has been working to deliver water solutions to world’s poorest communities. Every bottle sold provides almost a year supply of water for someone in need, and every five bottles sold provides a lifetime supply.

Order today for everyone on your shopping list and use the code SwellPals at checkout for 10% off.

Visit their website for more information and ordering your Swell Bottle today: Swell.com

Contact Information
David Byrnes
Owner, LEED AP
Tempe, AZ 85283
602.684.0462

Web Address
www.GreenIntegratedDesign.com

P.O. Box 3353, Tucson, AZ 85722
1-877-748-2536

www.rgtclean.com

www.kvar.net

Call today for more information: 520-760-1780

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I am a master gardener and my profession is programmer/project manager. This spring, I taught myself the PHP programming language to improve my professional skill set. To practice, I created The Farmer’s Garden website. The site, www.thefarmersgarden.com is a place where people can post free classifieds to sell, trade or give away their surplus backyard garden produce.

I launched my site in May 2009 and it is nationwide. I think it is a great resource for members of your community. It is very easy to grow more produce than you and your family can use. Why not share your local, fresh and delicious vegetables, fruit, berries, etc. with others?

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