Celebrate with Sustainable Delaware Ohio

15th Anniversary Celebration

Sustainable Delaware Ohio (SDO) is celebrating its 15th anniversary on Saturday, August 8th from 10 am to 1 pm at the Shale Hollow Preservation Park picnic shelter. Coffee & food will be provided (bring an item to share if you are inclined, but there is no expectation in this regard).

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The anniversary celebration is a chance to have fun together, reflect on what has been accomplished, and keep building a sustainable future for the community.

About Sustainable Delaware Ohio

Sustainable Delaware Ohio is a local, grass roots, non-profit organization dedicated to promoting environmental, social, & economic sustainability for the Delaware community through awareness, advocacy, & action.

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Since 2010, Sustainable Delaware Ohio has provided green thought leadership & programming for the City of Delaware and the area. It leads with educational outreach, recycling initiatives, & local-economy advocacy. It meets on the second Saturday of each month at 10 am at the Delaware County District Library community room, and via Zoom. Join the Facebook Group for the Zoom link and updated info. All are welcome.

Major activities include neighborhood composting programs, development of the Upcycling Center at Ohio Wesleyan University, formation of the Delaware County Land Conservancy, participation in The Repair Café Delaware, and maintenance of a List of Local Resources in the Delaware area.

Sustainable Delaware Ohio Partnerships

It partners with the City of Delaware, Transition US, North Central Ohio Pollinator Pathway, the Delaware County Land Conservancy, the Delaware County Soil & Water District, Keep Delaware County Beautiful, Ohio Wesleyan University, Unity Community Center, the League of Women Voters, Co-Sustainability Ohio, Citizens’ Climate Lobby, and Preservation Parks.

Transition US

Sustainable Delaware is a Transition US community. Transition US local initiatives are part of a global movement to transform local communities by making them more sustainable, more interconnected, and more resilient to change. It was started in response to anxiety over challenges the world is facing and has spread from one town in England to become a global phenomenon.

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By coming together, local communities are able to crowd-source solutions. They seek to nurture a caring culture, one focused on supporting each other, both as groups and as wider communities.

Get Involved with Sustainable Delaware

Join Sustainable Delaware Ohio to participate in and define programs to reduce negative impacts on our environment, educate ourselves and our community about green practices, and support our local economy.

To get involved, join the citizen-led Sustainable Delaware Ohio Facebook Group, attend their monthly community meetings or check out the Sustainable Delaware Ohio Official Website to explore volunteering and current projects.

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