GO GREEN DRIVE: Recycling Paper through A Creative Touch!

Hello friends, We are back!

After the 'Navratri Fun and Frenzy', 

 'Rejuvenated and Recharged', 

         for many more 

'Meaningful Activities' 

for our 'Go Green Drive',

'Determined to make a Difference'

to the world around us and  

'To Do Our Bit for the Environment'.

In continuation with our activities of 'Recycling Paper through our Creative Touch',

 Shubha Sagar along with Suhani Shirsulla,Tisya Soneta and Gauri Thimmankatti 

spent the Saturday afternoon, 24th October 2015, 

'Creating Bookmarks with Meaningful Captions' out of waste materials,

at Ekta woods, Raheja estate, Borivali East , Mumbai.

Have a look :

BOOKMARKS MADE OUT OF WASTE CARDS,

A CREATIVE WAY OF RECYCLING PAPER

To 'Refresh your Memory' about 

the'Purpose and Plan of the Activity, 

Read below:

Keeping the flag of 'Go Green Drive at Ekta Woods' 

flying high, we engaged ourselves in yet another activity of

'Recycling Paper and Creating Useful and Ethnic Items'

Did you all know that every ton of recycled paper saves 17 trees?

So the  advantages of reusing and recycling paper are:

1. Saving Trees 

2. Saving Water and Energy.

2. Reducing the Greenhouse  Gas Emission that is destroying the 'Earth's Protective Ozone Layer'.

Therefore, with  ''An Aim of Creating and Spreading Awareness" about these important facts to others, Shubha Sagar 'Proposed, Planned and Plunged into this activity along with a bunch of creative, caring and conscious teenagers, Suhani Shirsulla, Drishti Kakkar, Tisya Soneta and Gauri Thimmankatti 

Current Plans:

1. Making envelopes from left over A-4 size papers. 

2.Using old greeting cards and wedding cards to decorate the same.

3. Making notepads/booklets from left over pages in exercise books.

4. Making decorative book marks conveying  important messages from old greeting cards.

5. Newspaper bags carrying environmental friendly messages written on them.

Future Plans:

6. To make decorative clay and wax diyas,some new and some by recycling old stuff.

7. To make paper lanterns and festoons from recycled paper.

8. To put up a Diwali Sale of all such items created

And the Most Important Thing:

9. To use the money earned for a social cause. 

Have a look at the creative and enthusiastic activities :

THE PLEASURE OF CREATING ETHNIC STUFF FROM SHEER WASTE MATERIAL

EXCELLENT COORDINATION AND TEAM WORK BETWEEN SUHANI AND SHUBHA

TEAM WORK AT ITS BEST,SMILING ALL THE WAY!

THESE PICTURES OF THE ACTIVITY BELOW,

 ON 24th OCTOBER, ARE A LITTLE HAZY

 BUT THE 'ENTHUSIASM AND ENERGY', 'CRYSTAL CLEAR AND VERY HIGH', 

AS WE STRIVE TO MAKE SOME DIFFERENCE!

So you see, we are moving ahead with 'Small yet Sure Steps', 

super excited to put up 

'The  Sale' of 'Úseful and Ethnic Items' 

created out of Waste Paper and Materials

 thus 

Recycling  Paper through our Creative Touch, 

and thus Reducing Paper Wastage 

and 

Restoring the Environment 

in a

 'Small yet Significant Way'.

So all of you, get ready to buy some of these items very soon

 and be part of a social cause!

 As the proceedings of the sale of these items,

would be used

 to feed 30 girls in an orphanage

 and make them feel 'Super Special this Diwali! 

Join hands in helping us spread the message of 

'A Pollution Free and Selfless Diwali!

This is Shubha Sagar and her team of enthusuastic girls,

 reporting to you from Ekta woods,Raheja Estate, Borivali East, Mumbai.