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Happy Holidays to the Orlando Composting Community

Dear O-Town Compost Community,

It’s been quite a ride so far. We’re proud to see that so many Orlando residents feel it’s necessary to recycle their food scraps, and chose us to make it happen. This community support means so much to us, and acts as a reminder every day that what we’re doing is making a difference.

Ultimately, O-Town Compost seeks to make composting as easy as possible, without pests or odors, in order to boost participation and fuel a county-wide movement. Imagine the Orlando metro area, with thousands of composting households. Whole neighborhoods putting out their O-Town Compost bucket, and admiring each other’s lush gardens fertilized by O-Town Black Gold.

It’s exciting the opportunity that composting presents as a viable solution to managing the 350,000 tons of organic waste that goes to Orange County Landfill each year. Sometimes this volume seems insurmountable! But we’re on track to grow into an organization that can handle it within 10-15 years. More importantly is the shift in the cultural mindset here in Central Florida. Our mission is to change how people look at their food scraps, and think twice before throwing a banana peel in the trash. This is going to take years, but that’s okay, because we’re in it for the long-haul.

Thank you for joining us along our crazy journey, and we hope you have happy holidays and a very merry Christmas.

Best,

O-Town Compost Team

PS. We’re offering composting subscription gift cards in 3-month, 6-month, and 1-year quantities. For more info, click the button below.

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Give the gift of composting service these holidays!

Give the gift of compost service these holidays, and purchase one of our gift cards for 3, 6, and one year increments.

We guarantee your loved one will relish the warm fuzzy feeling of keeping their food scraps out of the landfill with O-Town Compost’s odor and pest-free composting subscription service. As long as they live in our service area, we’re happy to drop off a bucket and get them started, either before or after Christmas.

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