by Live Thrive | Jun 11, 2026 | News, Press
We’re excited to share that Live Thrive Kids Day was recently featured in Decatur City Lifestyle! Thank you to our sponsors, partners, volunteers and the many families who joined us. Together, we’re inspiring the next generation of environmental stewards.... 
by Live Thrive | Mar 30, 2026 | Corporate + Community Challenge, LiveThrive Community Challenge, LiveThrive Corporate Challenge, Materials, News, Recycle Info
Household hazardous materials are more common than you might think. From cleaning supplies to lawn care products, many everyday items contain chemicals that require careful handling and proper disposal. At CHaRM, we provide a safe and responsible way to manage these... 
by Live Thrive | Mar 23, 2026 | Corporate + Community Challenge, LiveThrive Community Challenge, LiveThrive Corporate Challenge, Materials, News, Recycle Info
Not all plastics are the same, and understanding the differences can make a big impact when it comes to recycling. One commonly misunderstood category is Plastic #4, also known as LDPE (low-density polyethylene). Here’s what it is and how to properly recycle it at... 
by Live Thrive | Mar 18, 2026 | DeKalb, News, Press
In honor of Global Recycling Day, Live Thrive was proud to welcome CNN 10 to CHaRM DeKalb to spotlight how recycling works at the local level — and why it matters. During the visit, Executive Director and Founder Peggy Whitlow Ratcliffe shared insight into the role... 
by Live Thrive | Mar 9, 2026 | Corporate + Community Challenge, LiveThrive Community Challenge, LiveThrive Corporate Challenge, Materials, News
Many people are surprised to learn that CHaRM accepts more than just electronics and hard-to-recycle materials. You can also bring clothing, shoes, books and musical instruments to CHaRM, where they can be reused through partnerships with local organizations. By... 
by Live Thrive | Feb 23, 2026 | Corporate + Community Challenge, LiveThrive Community Challenge, LiveThrive Corporate Challenge, Materials, News, Recycle Info
Watch Full Video Here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/0YKwsn1a8Dc Many plastic items have a resin code — a number from 1 to 7 inside a triangle — that tells you the type of plastic used to make the product. You can usually find this symbol on the bottom or side...