By: Sara Mack, Marketing Manager
Now that we’re well into April, Earth Day is right around the corner! Even though here at Compost Crew we celebrate Earth Day every day by working towards sustainability as our core mission, we won’t pass up an opportunity to talk about why the environment is worth protecting and how composting can be an effective stepping stone in reducing greenhouse gas emissions and improving soil quality, among other important benefits.
This year for Earth Day, we want you to show your commitment to sustainability by uploading a picture of your Compost Crew bin on social media to #ShareYourScraps. If you’re reading this and wondering what type of picture we’re looking for, anything will do! But if you want a few ideas to get the creative juices flowing, we’ve included a list of 50 different kinds of photos you could take of your bin. We can’t wait to see how they turn out!
Take a picture of your bin…..
- Next to you
- With your pets
- With your kids
- With your friends
- With your family
- With your neighbors
- With your friend’s hamster’s girlfriend
- In your garden
- Next to your houseplants
- Filled with food scraps
- Surrounded by food scraps
- Next to the food you just cooked
- At the top of a mountain
- At the bottom of a waterfall
- On a bike
- In a golf cart
- On a skateboard doing a trick
- On a skateboard not doing a trick
- At the curb where it’s picked up
- Next to some chalk art
- With a local monument
- With your Compost Crew driver
- Next to a Compost Crew truck (added bonus if you catch Mighty Joe!)
- Traveling to a new place
- Next to a bonfire
- On the beach
- By a lake
- In a pond
- Holding a bouquet of flowers
- In art form (a drawing of your bin)
- Covered by art
- Covered with stickers
- At a park
- On a swing set
- In a moat
- In a car
- In a tree
- On a boat
- With a goat
- In the rain
- On a train
- In a box
- With a fox
- In a house
- With a mouse
- In a Zoom call
- In a drive through
- On a picnic
- Wearing a mask
- On a roller coaster (make sure the lid is screwed on tight)
- Holding an Earth Day sign
If you end up using some of our suggestions, don’t forget to tag us in the photo and use the hashtag #ShareYourScraps when you post it. We’ll be sure to share our favorite pictures on our social media pages during Earth Week next week — so be sure to keep your eyes open and to follow us on all platforms!
