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E-Waste / Scrap Metal Recycling Event Today and Tomorrow

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

CONTACT:
Rev. Jay Voorhees
Southeast Nashville Recovery
Cell: (615) 310-6530
FAX: (615) 847-0580
E-Mail: jay@oldhickoryumc.org

http://senashvillefloodhelp.com

Antioch, TN July 30, 2010

SOUTHEAST NASHVILLE RECOVERY HOSTS RECYCLING FOR COMMUNITY
Do you have electronics equipment damaged in the floods that you need to get rid of? Are you dealing with scrap metal wastes on your property? Bring it all to Hickory Hollow Mall on August 6 or 7 for recycling!

Southeast Nashville Recovery is partnering with Scott Recycling and Hickory Hollow Mall to take your e-waste and scrap metal items for proper disposal. There will be a drop-off location in the Southeast portion of the Hickory Hollow parking lot (located on Bell Rd. in Antioch) staffed by local volunteers to take your items.

Items accepted include: laptop and desktop computers, crt & lcd monitors, hard drives, modems, plug & play devices, printers, copiers, fax machines, scanners, commercial telephone equip, power back ups, power transformers, wires, cables, vcrs/dvd players, circuit boards, video game systems, radios, stereos, microwave ovens, small household appliances, industrial scrap, metal office furniture, chain link fencing, and small lots of scrap metal.

The recycling drop-off location at Hickory Hollow will be open from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. on Friday, August 6, and 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, August 7.

For more information, please email Jay Voorhees at jay@oldhickoryumc.org or visit http://senashvillefloodhelp.com.

Don’t Miss Out Phone-A-Thon

Don’t Miss Out Phone-A-Thon

Saturday, June 26, 2010

10 a.m.

Christ Church

15354 Old Hickory Blvd.

The deadline for applying for FEMA and SBA Loan assistance is coming up quickly on July 6, and many of our neighbors do not realize what they have to lose by failing to complete ALL the paperwork. In order to receive the maximum amount of money available from FEMA, applicants MUST complete the SBA Loan application, regardless of whether they think the are eligible OR if they don’t want to take out a loan. Failure to do so will mean that hundreds of our neighbors are not getting the full amount of federal assistance available to them for rebuilding. 

We would like for anybody who has a cell phone and is willing to make some calls to come the Christ Church at 10 a.m. We will provide a short training to help you understand the 10 reasons why people resist completing the application, and then provide phone lists of area residents for you to call and encourage their doing the paperwork. 

Time is growing short and we need as many folks as possible to help us knock this out quickly. 

For more information, call Linda Hilliard at Christ Church at 834-6171.