Props, art department supplies, food lumber, equipment and expendables can be given to shelters, schools, or other organizations at the end of production.
Make a clean sweep of the area to ensure that nothing is left behind: equipment, garbage, all resident letters, parking signs and VTU signs.
Offset your production's carbon footprint through MillionTreesNYC.
NYCWasteLe$$ is New York City's one-stop resource for waste prevention and recycling information.
NYC Stuff Exchange: A quick and easy way to find out where to donate, buy, or sell gently used goods in New York City.
New York Wa$teMatch: A waste assessment and materials exchange program for businesses. Program is funded by the NYC Department of Sanitation.
Earth 911: Guide to local resources including recycling centers, how to recycle, pollution prevention, and how to help protect the environment.
Council on the Environment for New York City: Hands-on non-profit that greens local neighborhoods, promotes waste prevention and recycling, and runs the largest farmers market program in the country.