Planet Green Recycling Program Hits $40 Million in Donated Funds for Schools and Non-Profit Groups Nationwide!

Chatsworth, California (PRWEB) September 29, 2011

Talk to any school, university, club or non-profit organization these days, and they will tell you that fundraising is a major challenge in 2011. With the gloomy economic outlook and a dramatic shift in demographics marked by the retirement of scores of Baby Boomers, charitable giving has fallen to its lowest level in decades. As the slumping economy causes many American families to tighten budgets, private donations are also plummeting. Contributions to schools and universities have declined substantially, most national philanthropic endeavors are cash-strapped, and even fund-raising drives for local car washes, bake sales and the enduring cookie sales of the Girl Scouts have seen an historic crash. Add cuts in Federal, State and Municipal budgets and those organizations that need the most help are fighting for their very existence.

For Planet Green of Chatsworth, California (http://www.planetgreenrecycle.com), however, fundraising dollars have never been handed out faster! Planet Green is a world leader of wholesale, high quality remanufactured inkjet cartridges which they recycle and refurbish right in Southern California. They also recycle toners, cell phones and a variety of small electronics. The folks at Planet Green have come up with a simple and environmentally-friendly solution to fuel national, local and community-based fund-raising efforts and their cash donations have recently surpassed $ 40 Million. If there ever was a ?Win-Win? for beleaguered non-profit groups across the United States ? this would be it.

Since 2000, Planet Green has been providing critical fund raising opportunities via an environmental ?E-Waste for Cash? exchange program that creates a powerful, dynamic and virtuous opportunity for year-round fundraising through recycling. Planet Green establishes organizations as EnviroPartners and pays cash for old or empty ink jet cartridges, toners, cell phones and a variety of other small electronics. They remanufacture and refurbish ink-jet cartridges via some of the industry?s most rigorous quality guidelines and sell them at a fraction of OEM prices.

In keeping with their mantra ?Only by Working Together, Can We Make a Difference,? Planet Green provides all the tools necessary for schools, groups, non-profits and businesses to collect recyclable goods and raise funds! They provide free promotional materials, a free organization-based website, free shipping labels, complete customer service support, real-time online accounting, and a 7-Day turnaround for payment.

If that?s not motivation enough for a school, club, religious group, or non-profit to contact Planet Green today, consider this ? with the rapid changes in technology, electronic waste is considered to be one of the biggest threats to the world environment. A single, inkjet cartridge can take up to 1000 years to be broken down by nature and discarded cell phones contain arsenic, lead, mercury, cadmium, nickel, copper and zinc ? all toxic substances that pose a major threat to public health. Recycling also conserves natural resources, reduces air and water pollution as well as greenhouse gas emissions.

Becoming a Planet Green EnviroPartner is fast, easy and free. To ?Help the Planet and Help Your Cause? ? schools, religious organizations, non-profits, businesses, and even individuals can go to the Planet Green website and SIGN-UP at http://www.planetgreenrecycle.com.

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The Last Call Program Reveals New Information and Studies About Beating Alcohol Addiction

(PRWEB) January 25, 2012

A new and innovative form of treatment for alcohol addiction, The Last Call Program, is paving the way for the future of recovering addicts. Case studies gathered in the testing of the program led to dramatic conclusions that people with an alcohol addiction, no matter how strong, can give up the urge to drink within only a few weeks. After scientific studies were conducted to look at how years of alcohol consumption can affect a person?s neural behavior, the Last Call Program specifically targets this chemical imbalance to beat alcohol addiction for good.

Alcohol addiction is a problem that has plagued the lives of 17.6 million people over the last year alone (http://www.thelastcallprogram.com/casestudyv4.pdf). It can start off quite innocently, merely as a drink at the end of a stressful day as a way to unwind, or at social events with friends and colleagues. But things can soon spiral out of control, often leading to serious personal harm and injury to others. Figures for alcohol-related driving collisions in 2006 put the number of fatalities around the 17,000 mark (http://www.thelastcallprogram.com/casestudyv4.pdf), and it is because of alcohol that people are not realizing the dangers they are putting themselves and others in.

Deciding to finally stop drinking is a difficult task in itself, but finding the right form of treatment can be daunting work, and often leads to relapse when the treatments are ineffective. Many people feel that conventional forms of treatment are only suitable as a last effort to give up after ?losing it all? from drinking. These methods are often expensive and only seem like viable options to those who have already put great harm on themselves. What is needed is a treatment that works for everybody ? even those who have only begun to realize that they have a mild problem and want to stop.

The Last Call Program is a fresh approach to a commonly occurring problem. It offers an alternative solution for people wishing to reduce their urge to drink alcohol without the need to expose their problem to the outside world. The program works through the daily intake of its proprietary Daidzin-based compound Sobrexa that helps restore chemical balance in the brain. Over the course of eight weeks, the effects of Sobrexa can completely remove the desire for alcohol, even in the strongest addicts. 212 studies conducted on Daidzin-based compounds have been shown to reduce the desire to consume excessive alcohol in humans. The Last Call Program, which features a Daidzin-based compound, Sobrexa, has put thousands of people through their program with astounding findings. All of this data led to the conclusion that the program has an 84% proven and verified success rate, meaning specifically that out of those that took part, 84% successfully gave up alcohol and no longer had the excessive urge to drink...even when followed up with a year after completing the program.

The causes of alcohol addiction have been the subject of much debate among scientists for many years. Recent studies have focused specifically on the chemical imbalances in the brain which reinforce the actions of alcohol. The studies have suggested that a person?s ability to successfully give up alcohol is often out of their control, since their addiction is caused by changes in neural function brought about by years of alcohol consumption. If a person is to recover from years of drinking, they must restore chemical balance in the brain in order to stop.

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