Biofuel Recycling

SCRAP is a Creative Reuse center and arts education Nonprofit based in San Francisco, California, founded in 1976. They divert over 200 tons of materials from landfills annually, offering a diverse array of affordable art supplies and inspiring artifacts to students, teachers, and artists. The organization's SCRAP In A Box program, initiated in response to the COVID-19 crisis, has distributed over 1000 art kits to more than 300 children. SCRAP also hosts in-person workshops with local artists, promotes sustainable fashion design, and offers unique treasures for purchase on their eBay store.Generated from the website

Building Resources of San Francisco is a nonprofit organization focused on reducing the solid waste stream by salvaging building materials for reuse. Located on nearly three-quarters of an acre, it offers a diverse selection of low-cost, high-quality residential, commercial, and landscaping materials in a clean and organized environment. The organization also features project demonstrations throughout its facilities, showcasing constructions primarily made from reused materials. Through community engagement and events, such as their Eco-Friendly Plant Exchange and artistic exhibits, Building Resources promotes sustainable practices in the built environment. Generated from the website