On Friday, August 3, 2012 - Deschutes County Rodeo is supporting CAN Cancer by helping us raise
money at the rodeo on Friday night.Representatives from CAN Cancer will pass around purple garbage cans
throughout the stands asking spectators to donate their spare change.
Last year over $2,000 was raised for CAN Cancer.
CAN cancer
provides assistance to help cover non-medical living expenses for Central Oregonians fighting all forms of cancer. 100% of
donations goes to CAN Cancer and stays in Central Oregon.
For more information, visit www.cancancer.org.
During the month of July - M.Jacobs is donating a portion of their proceeds to CAN Cancer. Every purchase made in the month of July - funds will go to help support CAN Cancer.
CAN Cancer provides community assistance to help cover non-medical living expenses for Central Oregonians fighting all forms of cancer. 100% of donations stay local and go directly to CAN Cancer.
Help get the word out and help support CAN Cancer!
SecureShred and the Deschutes County Sheriff's Office have partnered for this free shred event to give residents a safe method to dispose of private documents and learn identity theft prevention tips.
This event is for residential shredding only - no commercial/business shredding.
Saturday, July 28
10:am - 1:00pm
Sisters Sheriff's Office
703 North Larch
At this event, there will be a deputy on hand to collect prescriptions and over the counter medication.
Help support The Sisters Kiwanis Food Bank and bring a non-perishable food item to the shred event.
No advance document sorting is necessary, the SecureShred truck can destroy paperwork with paper clips and staples attached.
SecureShred offers complete on-site destruction at your home or business, serving all of Central Oregon. You can schedule weekly, monthly, on-call and one time service, whatever best fits you needs. Call today for more information on SecureShred at 541.382.2263.
Give Your Garden a Boost with Locally Produced Compost.
High Country Disposal offers cubic foot bags of BioFine, ReGrow and SoilBuilder Compost for sale at their office. The convenient one cubic foot bags are easy to maneuver and the compost will provide your lawn and garden with the benefits of water retention and nutrients. Your plants will grow larger and faster and be more resistant to disease.
Our compost recycles local yard trimmings and is independently tested by a US Composting Council approved lab to ensure quality.
High Country Disposal office is open Monday - Friday, 800 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. For more information about our compost products, please call 541-548-4984.
On Wednesday, July 4, 2012, High Country Disposal will be on a normal collection schedule for garbage & recycling.
Please have your carts out by 6:00 a.m. (7:00 a.m. within the Sisters city limits), on Wednesday morning.
The High Country Disposal office will be closed on Wednesday, July 4, 2012 in observance of Independence Day. The office will reopen on Thursday, July 5 at 8:00 a.m.
CAN
Cancer, Community Assistance for Neighbors with Cancer, was founded by the Central Oregon garbage haulers to help ease some of the
financial pressure for local people being treated for cancer.Fighting cancer affects the entire family’s
lifestyle.Your support can make difference.
“Hearing the words
“you have cancer” are some of the most stressful words a person can hear.
But once that initial shock wears off and people start to deal with the
realities of treatment, the logistics can be overwhelming particularly for so
many of the folks in our local and neighboring communities who have already
been hit so hard by the economy. Fighting cancer is expensive. No one
should ever have to choose between keeping their home or putting gas in their
car to make it to treatment, but we hear that all the time. Last year we gave
out over $38,000 to patients in need – that was more than twice what we gave
out the previous year. Thanks to CAN Cancer we’ve never had to turn
anyone away,” Kattaryna Stiles, Community Outreach Coordinator, St.
Charles Cancer Center.
Your
donation will help our neighbors-in-need stay strong. 100% of your donation stays in Central Oregon and 100% of every dollar goes to the CAN cancer.
In 1999, The Bailey and Crownover Family purchased High Country Disposal located in Redmond. They have grown to 27 employees. The Company has expanded curbside recycling services and introduced curbside yard debris recycling within the city limits.
High Country Disposal services the communities of Redmond, Terrebonne, Sisters, Black Butte Ranch and Camp Sherman. HCD offers residential and commercial garbage & recycling, drop boxes, rent-a-bins, medical waste collection and document destruction.
Additionally, the ownership group owns and operates Bend Garbage & Recycling and Deschutes Recycling located at Knott Landfill.
The Company is dedicated to bettering our community by supporting charitable endeavors and participating in various community boards and service groups. Charitable efforts are focused on family, seniors, children, education and annual community events that support these areas.
The long-term vision for all companies is to keep it family owned. Children and grandchildren are already working after school and during the summer at the business, setting the stage for the next generation to continue the legacy. The company’s mission statement, “Providing the finest waste disposal and recycling services” is regarded not only as a mission and a goal, but also as an opportunity to contribute to the community.
