BagShare Wish List
BagShare Venues in Massachusetts
The following places host The Bagshare Project in Massachusetts.
If you forget to bring your bag you can borrow one. If you forget to return your bagshare bag, you can return it to any of these locations.
• Richard Salter Storrs Memorial Library, Longmeadow, MA
• The Old Creamery Grocery, Cummington, MA
• Emily Williston Public Library, Easthampton, MA
• Cornucopia Foods, Northampton MA
• The Millstone Farm Market, Sunderland, MA
• Kidstuff, Florence, MA
• Acadia Herbals, Northampton, MA
• Northampton Tuesday Market
• Amherst Winter farmer's market
• Amherst Survival Center, Amherst
• Northampton Survival Center
• Gaylord Memorial library, South Hadley, MA
• Mom's House, Amherst, MA
• Cushman's Market, Amherst, MA
• Meekins Library, Williamsburg, MA
• Pittsfield Farmers Market, Pittsfield, MA
• The Hampden Public Library, Hampden, MA
• Williamsburg Market, Williamsburg, MA
• Wendell Free Library, Wendell, MA
*Mixed Nuts Food coop (pending)
*Hampshire College Farm center (pending)
*Lilly Library (pending) Florence
PRIME EXAMPLE OF THE BAGSHARE'S IMPACT:
The Creamery used 49,000 paper bags annually.
Since Earth Day of 2008 they became disposable bag free!
The offer the customer reused cardboard boxes or bag share bags when they forget their own. They have saved $5000 per year and 70, 15 year old trees per year.
It takes a 15 year old tree to produce 700 grocery bags.
= Denotes a venue that's completely Disposable Bag Free!
If you forget to bring your bag you can borrow one. If you forget to return your bagshare bag, you can return it to any of these locations.
• Richard Salter Storrs Memorial Library, Longmeadow, MA
• The Old Creamery Grocery, Cummington, MA
• Emily Williston Public Library, Easthampton, MA
• Cornucopia Foods, Northampton MA
• The Millstone Farm Market, Sunderland, MA
• Kidstuff, Florence, MA
• Acadia Herbals, Northampton, MA
• Northampton Tuesday Market
• Amherst Winter farmer's market
• Amherst Survival Center, Amherst
• Northampton Survival Center
• Gaylord Memorial library, South Hadley, MA
• Mom's House, Amherst, MA
• Cushman's Market, Amherst, MA
• Meekins Library, Williamsburg, MA
• Pittsfield Farmers Market, Pittsfield, MA
• The Hampden Public Library, Hampden, MA
• Williamsburg Market, Williamsburg, MA
• Wendell Free Library, Wendell, MA
*Mixed Nuts Food coop (pending)
*Hampshire College Farm center (pending)
*Lilly Library (pending) Florence
PRIME EXAMPLE OF THE BAGSHARE'S IMPACT:
The Creamery used 49,000 paper bags annually.
Since Earth Day of 2008 they became disposable bag free!
The offer the customer reused cardboard boxes or bag share bags when they forget their own. They have saved $5000 per year and 70, 15 year old trees per year.
It takes a 15 year old tree to produce 700 grocery bags.
= Denotes a venue that's completely Disposable Bag Free!
What is the BagShare?
The goal of the BagShare is to transition stores to going disposable bag free.
How the BagShare Works
Volunteers sew and donate cloth bags to stores, libraries, farmer's markets, and other venues that want to reduce their bag waste.
And ID tag is sewn on the front of each bag, designating it as a 'Use and Return' bag. The bags are borrowed when someone forgets their own bag and and returned to any BagShare location.
Sewers sign & date each tag with their name or alias!
To purchase tags, contact Leni at 413-634-5591.
How the BagShare Works
Volunteers sew and donate cloth bags to stores, libraries, farmer's markets, and other venues that want to reduce their bag waste.
And ID tag is sewn on the front of each bag, designating it as a 'Use and Return' bag. The bags are borrowed when someone forgets their own bag and and returned to any BagShare location.Sewers sign & date each tag with their name or alias!
To purchase tags, contact Leni at 413-634-5591.
Reduce, Reuse, Recycle
Who sews for The BagShare?
How you can help
