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CT RC&D
location
1615 Stanley St.
(Statewide)
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the project

CT RC&D and partner organizations are working together to plan and host Connecticut's first Compost Conference scheduled for March 23, 2020 at Central Connecticut State University. This informative day will feature keynote speakers, breakout sessions, panel discussion, networking, exhibitors, and a Q&A. Attendees will learn about mid-scale composting that is applicable to the agriculture community as well as municipalities. Hear from those working on operations in our state and throughout the Northeast. This critical event will cover policy and permitting in CT and explain the whys and hows of composting for farmers and municipalities. The Connecticut Compost Conference will provide a forum to educate and discuss how composting can benefit local communities, businesses, the environment, and improve climate resiliency.

Planning partners include CCSU, CT DEEP, CT DOAG, CT RC&D, CT NOFA, USDA NRCS, UConn Extension, American Farmland Trust, CT River COG, NW Conservation District, Center for Ecotechnology (MA), CCSWC, Composting Association of VT and other partners from MA and VT.

the steps

Help us reduce registration costs! Funds raised will help defray the costs for attendees, and cover the site fee, speaker fees, food, and conference supplies.

why we're doing it

We believe in raising awareness of the benefits of creating and using compost to produce healthy soils, to grow healthy plants, improve water and air quality, and protect the environment. 

budget

Disbursed budget:

$1000 for site fee
$3000 for speaker fees
$1450 for food and registration cost reductions
$400 for full registration scholarships
$650 for supplies
$750 for programs & signage
$750 contingency



TOTAL RAISED = $8,300.00
ioby Platform Fee $35.00
ioby Donation Processing Fee (3%) $124.50
TOTAL TO DISBURSE= $8,140.50

Original Budget:

$1000 for site fee,

$3000 for speaker fees,

$1000 for food and registration cost reductions/scholarships

$250 for supplies



PROJECT FUNDING NEEDED = $5,250
ioby Platform Fee $35
ioby Donation Processing Fee (3%) $80
TOTAL TO RAISE = $5,365

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donors

  • Anonymous
  • Anonymous
  • Bethlehem Conservation Commission
  • CONNECTICUT RECYCLERS COALITION
  • American Farmland Trust
  • RecycleCT Foundation
  • Peels and Wheels Composting