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Tired of looking at your returnables? Since grocery stores haven’t been accepting returnable cans and bottles during the COVID-19 pandemic, most of us probably have a good supply of them piling up. But never fear, there’s a good solution for that.
Old Mission Peninsula School will gladly take them them off your hands, and all the proceeds will be used directly by the school. Plus, you don’t even have to get out of your car.
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Simply have the returnables bagged and tied, and put them in the trunk of your car. When you drive up to the school, volunteers will remove them from your car, maintaining proper social distancing to ensure everyone’s safety.
Bring them to Old Mission Peninsula School, 2699 Island View Road, on Tuesday, May 26, or Friday, May 29, from 8 – 10 a.m.
This is a great way to clean out your returnables and help out the school at the same time. Feel free to spread the word to your friends and neighbors.
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Great idea! We’ll bring some over! Seems like the need for a bottle law has passed – hope it is repealed for public safety reasons, although latest CDC reports indicate this isn’t a viable transmission mechanism as previously thought.