Compost Tumbler

Free Compost Tumbler

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At this time, we have given out all of the compost tumblers we can provide with the funding allocated for this project. If you want to provide your information below, we will keep it on-file in case additional funding becomes available in the future. But there is no guarantee we will have more to give out.

Through our Waste Reduction & Diversion program, Sustainable Newton encourages households, businesses, schools, churches, and other civic organizations to implement on-site composting programs. This year, through a grant from Amazon Web Services, we are providing individuals and organizations the opportunity to receive a free dual-chamber compost tumbler to turn food scraps and yard waste into nutrient-rich, ready to use compost.

Provide your information below to receive a free compost tumbler, while supplies last.

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As part of this program, we encourage you to help others by sharing your experiences through blog posts, interviews, newsletter items, and short videos on our web and social media channels. Please indicate below if you are willing to participate.

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Need Help Getting Started?

If you're interested in composting but need a little help getting going, here are some resources that will help:

Drawdown Georgia offers a Climate Solutions Toolkit for How to Compost at Home in Georgia, which was developed by the experts at Truly Living Well Center for Natural Urban Agriculture.
Click on the image below to access comprehensive how-to advice from our University of Georgia Extension Service Office in Newton County. (The "how to" tips start on page 11.)

Community Composting