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People with Disabilities
Cans for Charity has made a contribution to
Charles River Center in Needham, MA.
The Charles River Center (formerly Charles River Arc) is a private, nonprofit human
service agency in Needham, Massachusetts, providing employment and job training, residential
homes, therapeutic day programs, and recreational programs for children and adults with
mental retardation and other developmental disabilities.
Founded by a group of parents of children with special needs in 1956,
the mission of Charles River has always been to improve the quality of life by
helping each individual with a developmental disability achieve his or her
highest possible level of independence so that he or she can fully participate,
benefit, and become a contributing member of the community.
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Little Brothers-Friends of the Elderly
Cans for Charity has made a contribution to
Little Brothers, Friends of The Elderly in
Jamaica Plain.

Little Brothers-Friends of the Elderly is a national non-profit, volunteer-based organization
committed to relieving isolation and loneliness among the elderly.
Little Brothers-Friends of the Elderly offer, to people of good will,
the opportunity to join with the elderly in the celebration of life.
Little Brothers-Friends of the Elderly believe in, and nurture, the philosophy that feeding the soul (with companionship, friendliness, and flowers)
as well as the body (with good food) promotes both the physical and mental health of the elderly,
enabling them to remain independent and avoid costly and impersonal institutional alternatives.
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Recycling
saves 95 percent of the energy required to make
aluminum from ore.
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In 1996,
aluminum companies saved the equivalent of over
18.4 million barrels of oil — or 10.8 billion
kilowatt hours. This represents enough energy
to supply the electrical needs of a city the size
of Pittsburgh for about six years. |
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In
1972, 53 million pounds of aluminum were recycled.
Today, we exceed that amount weekly. |
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