Showing posts with label sustainability. Show all posts
Showing posts with label sustainability. Show all posts

Thursday, June 2, 2011

VIM's Gaga for Tom's of Maine

Thanks to a segment on the news not too long ago — and the lovely Sheryl Crow — our eyes were recently opened up to an amazing company by the name of Tom's of Maine. (Seriously, what is it about companies with "Tom" in the name?)

Since the start of Tom's in 1970, co-founders Tom and Kate Chappell struggled to gain initial support for what was then a "crazy" idea — developing and producing natural, sustainable products for household consumers. The two pushed on though and have continued to grow their company and gain immense support along the way through their "good business" pillars that include remaining environmentally conscious in all production, partnership and office endeavors. Below are just some of their great products.

Crystal Confidence deodorant, $4



Wicked Fresh toothpaste, $5



Body Wash (soap), $7



Tom's products can be purchase online or at local Rite Aid, CVS Pharmacy, Walgreen's, Meijer and Kroger locations. Tom's also carries a variety of mouthwash and dental floss products.

Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Sustainable, Wooden Watches

If you haven't already discovered, we love watches and we love all things "green." So, naturally, what we're about to share makes us all giddy inside.

Los Angeles-based company WeWOOD has found a way to "rediscover nature" through their line of sustainable watches and has since become an emblem of eco-luxury and design. WeWOOD aims to ensure customer confidence in its brand, maintaining a philosophy of "One Watch – One Tree – One Planet."

The watches range from $119 to $139. Shop the collection HERE.

Friday, January 21, 2011

MSU Competes in 2011 RecycleMania


This year, Michigan State University will be competing against over 600 other schools in the 2011 RecycleMania Tournament.

To help our university triumph, simply recycle all your cardboard, boxboard, plastics, etc. in any of the numerous bins throughout campus between Feb. 6 and April 2.

For a full list of materials that may be recycled and to track MSU's progress from week to week visit the MSU Recycling website HERE.