Funding Helped Us Get Started
1. Workspace Setup:
The funding allowed us to secure a dedicated workspace and equip it with essential recycling machines like shredders, injection molders, and extruders.
2. Material Collection System:
We established a plastic collection network with the help of local schools, businesses, and community members, ensuring a steady supply of recyclable materials.
3. Leasing space:
The funning help us to secure a suitable space for your Precious Plastic project is a crucial step in setting up an efficient and impactful workspace
Impact in Our Community So Far
• Plastic Waste Diverted: Over 50 LBs of plastic have been saved from landfills and waterways.
• Educational Outreach: There are 750 beneficiaries by now, engaging 65 children, including students, family members and local organizations, to raise awareness about plastic pollution.
• Community Involvement: The project has united people from diverse backgrounds, fostering a sense of shared responsibility for our environment.
Plans for the Future
1. Scaling Operations:
We aim to increase the volume of plastic we can process and introduce more advanced recycling techniques.
2. Expanding Products:
Developing a wider range of practical and innovative products to meet community needs and market demand.
3. Sustainability Programs:
Collaborating with local governments and organizations to integrate our project into broader waste management systems.

Received the machines
unpack to prepare installing

The machines are on the way

Action

Project Start Date: July 1, 2024 

Phase 1: Planning and Preparation (July 2024 - August 2024) 

• July 1 - July 15: Initial planning and project outline development. 

• July 16 - July 31: Secure partnerships with local environmental organizations and recycling experts. 

• August 1 - August 15: Finalize the design and layout of the recycling factory. 

• August 16 - August 31: Obtain necessary permits and approvals from local authorities. 

Phase 2: Factory Setup (September 2024 – October 2024) 

• September 1 - September 15: Begin construction and setup of the recycling factory. • September 16 - October 15: Install recycling equipment and set up educational displays. 

• October 15- October 31: Test all equipment and ensure operational readiness. 

Phase 3: Program Development (November 2024 – December 2024) 

• November 1 - November 15: Develop educational curriculum and materials on plastic pollution and recycling. 

• November 16 - November 30: Train staff and volunteers on factory operations and educational content. 

• December 1- December 15: Create promotional materials and outreach plan to engage local schools and communities. 

• December 16 - December 31: Final review and preparation for launch. Phase 4: Launch and Operation (January 2025 onwards) 

• January 1: Official launch event and factory opening. 

• January 1 - January 31: Begin school visits and community workshops. 

• February 1 onwards: Ongoing operations, including regular educational tours, hands-on recycling activities, and community engagement events. 



Buget:

Our buget is $30,000 to make project to run, it will be used for 

1, Planning and Design, 

2, Factory Setup and Basic Infrastructure,

3, Equipment Purchase and Installation4. Curriculum Development and Training 

5. Marketing and Community Outreach 

6. Operational Costs 

 

Impact:

The plastic recycling workshop will have a significant positive impact on the Richmond Hill community by increasing environmental awareness, reducing local plastic waste, and fostering a culture of sustainability among youth. It will empower students with knowledge and practical skills in recycling and environmental stewardship, contributing to a cleaner and more informed community. 



Location:

The locaiton is at  85 Newkirk Rd Unit 2, Richmond Hill. It has all of permit for workshop.