Reduce, Reuse, Recycle: 2023 Trends
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suitcase, make each piece count.) support such nonprofits as Habitat for Humanity ReStore, Little Free Library and Goodwill by donating items no longer needed. Kendal Recycling & Other Sustainability Initiatives In 1993, Kendal at Oberlin was founded on many Quaker values, including a foundation
Recycling Trends
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to cut the import of recycled materials, the U.S. and other countries have been struggling to handle the backlog of recyclable materials. Bottom line: “green” living is a multi-layered lifestyle. The Kendal Community’s Multi-layered Approach In 1993 Kendal at Oberlin was founded on many Quaker values
Kendal at Oberlin is a 2022 Tree Campus® Healthcare Organization
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The Arbor Day Foundation Recognizes Kendal and the Health Benefit of Trees Good news for Kendal at Oberlin and the John Bartram Arboretum! The Arbor Day Foundation has named Kendal at Oberlin a 2022 Tree Campus® Healthcare institution for its commitment to planting, nurturing, and celebrating trees
Hiking for Your Health and Happiness
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The Cleveland Hiking Club began in 1919 and today has more than 1,200 members and year-round offers dozens of hikes DAILY of various lengths and degrees of difficulty. The hikes are also open to non-members. When CHC member Richard Hazelton moved to Kendal in 2019 from nearby Shaker Heights he wanted
