Zero Waste Bloggers Network becomes npo

It turns out that Zero Waste Lifestyle isn’t as crazy as it sounds, people all over the world are pursuing this way of living. Zero Waste Bloggers are on their mission to not only document their own journey but also encourage others to get started. We even might be witnessing the birth hours of a Zero Waster Generation. The environment could definitely use that.

Zero Waste Bloggers Network started with the Call for Zero Waste Bloggers which I wrote back in March 2015 and a simple facebook group. I expected to find a mere handful of Zero Waste Bloggers but the group kept growing and growing. Today we have 114 members worldwide and there are daily member registration requests in my inbox.

The Network has now turned into a non-profit organization to better be able to supports it’s members in their blogging efforts in social media and zero waste related projects. Those can be online but also offline.

That could be through technical support with blogging tools, group activities such as giveaways, blogger games, twitter talk, encouragement with formation of local Zero Waste Groups, promotion of our members publications, and many more.

How you can get involved?

• Follow our Network Members’ blogs and join the conversation
• See where we are on our map. You might find a Zero Waste Blogger near you. Get in contact.
• Follow our members on Twitter
• If you’re a Zero Waste Blogger yourself, become a member! It’s free.
• Want to get started with your Zero Waste Life but not blog about it? Join Zero Waste Heroes! for ideas and support.
• Donate via paypal. Your donation will help Bloggers all over the world with real life Zero Waste projects.

Our first annual board meeting will be held soon-ish. An introduction of the board members will follow shortly afterwards.

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IngeEcht

Inge was a Business Architect in the past but Zero Waste Lifestyle is so fascinating for her that she completely switched gears and started her own zero waste business in the Netherlands: oodles and pinches. Now she helps people finding zero waste alternatives for everyday products with the ambition to make Zero Waste Lifestyle easy and convenient for everyone.

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