Go Green
It is important to care about the environment and to accept our responsibility to protect it and to conserve our precious natural resources for our future generations.
I have decided to go green by doing small gestures for the environment and I encourage you to follow the same direction :
• All my flyers, cartons and brochures are printed on recycled papers with inks on a natural base.
• I receive my invoices and monthly statement online, if the suppliers systems allow it.
• When unused, the copier is set on energy-save mode.
• When possible, office supplies (papers, folders, etc.) are recycled products. Orders are reduced in order to spare useless suppliers’ deliveries.
• Folders, papers, paper clips, etc. are reused.
• When possible, documents are printed two-sided.
• Many documents sent by fax before are now sent by email. Emails are printed only when absolutely necessary. It lowers the quantity of paper needed.
• Recyclables products: papers, empty ink cartridges, batteries and other products are recycled.
• Bulk-buying is preferred instead of individually sold products. It lowers the number of packaging/wrapping.
Did you get your bag Sutton?
Since September 2008, Sutton created its own reusable bags to lead its clients to become aware of the small things that can help make the environment better. Its two catchy slogans, The Environment at Heart and The earth is everybody’s home. Let’s protect it! It is created in order to bring people to think about the importance of environment.
All my clients have already received a bag. You would like to get your bag? Contact-me!
Fundraisings for the assistance dog Sutton for Mira
I am committed to pay $ 25.00 per transaction (purchase, sale, rent, financing, references, etc.) to the Mira Fondation to help raise funds for the assistance dog Sutton. I encourage you to donate, as well!
Who are MIRA?
MIRA works to help disabled individuals lead their lives independently as functioning members of society. We do this by providing dogs bred and trained to respond to their adaptation and rehabilitation needs.
MIRA Foundation’s services are made available, free of charge, to individuals with one or many visual or motor disabilities, and to children presenting Pervasive Development Disorders such as autism.
For more information : MIRA.ca