Thanks Emily! I picked some of these up for stocking stuffers. 

Level 99 in Natick Mall would make a great experience gift for young adults. 
It’s an older person’s version of Boda Borg.

Belinda 

> On Dec 8, 2021, at 12:47 PM, Emily Haslett <emhasl...@gmail.com> wrote:
> 
> “You cannot get through a single day without having an impact on the world 
> around you. What you do makes a difference and you have to decide what kind 
> of a difference you want to make.”— Jane Goodall
> 
> Mothers Out Front Lincoln would like to share some "green tips" for 
> sustainable gift giving this holiday season. These were printed today in the 
> new "Green Corner" of the Lincoln School's Mini-Link! 🌍
> 
> Gift an Experience
> Instead of giving “traditional” gifts, consider some Zero Waste options for a 
> warm and connected holiday season.
> Give museum memberships or theater tickets for an opportunity to spend time 
> together and share things you love.  Fabric of a Nation-American Quilt 
> Stories <https://www.mfa.org/exhibition/fabric-of-a-nation> is at the Museum 
> of Fine Arts until Jan 17, 2022.  Families with young children might enjoy a 
> membership to the Discovery Museum <https://www.discoveryacton.org/>.
> Make a donation to an organization/cause that your friend/family member cares 
> about.  How about bidding on the PTO Auction 
> <https://www.biddingforgood.com/auction/item/browse.action?auctionId=341698841>
>  as a gift for a loved one?
> 
> Zero Waste Gifts
> Introduce your friends/family to your favorite Zero Waste products!  Here are 
> a few of our favorites:
> Shampoo/conditioner bars: Ethique <http://www.ethique.com/> or HiBar 
> <http://www.hellohibar.com/>.  
> Blueland <http://www.blueland.com/> for all your cleaning products. 
> Plastic-free packaging, glass bottles.  The non-toxic products come as 
> tablets so they are lightweight to ship. 
> Tru Earth <http://www.tru.earth/> laundry strips, also easy and lightweight 
> to ship and use no plastic.
> Raw Elements <http://www.rawelementsusa.com/> reef-safe sunscreen in metal 
> tins. 
> Gift certificates to a consignment store. Great for teenagers who are into 
> vintage clothes!  Buffalo Exchange <http://www.buffaloexchange.com/> for a 
> local option, or Poshmark <http://www.poshmark.com/> and thredUP 
> <http://www.thredup.com/> for online. 
> For dry cleaning, consider giving  a reusable drycleaning bag and avoid all 
> those individual plastic bags: Green Garmento 
> <http://www.thegreengarmento.com/>  
> Bites <http://www.bitetoothpastebits.com/>, an alternative to traditional 
> toothpaste in plastic tubes. 
> Marley’s Monsters <http://www.marleysmonsters.com/> for fabric, reusable 
> “unpaper towels”. 
> A subscription to residential pickup with Black Earth Compost 
> <http://blackearthcompost.com/>!
> 
> Alternative Ideas 
> Talk with your extended family to give gifts just to children, or pick names 
> and each person buys one “bigger gift” for one person. 
> Discuss having it be a “gently used” Yankee Swap.  (The transfer station Swap 
> Shed has a wealth of treasures!)
> Swap “consumables” – cookies or other homemade treats, paperwhite bulbs. 
> As always, try to shop local and purchase from artists and artisans as much 
> as possible.  Have you visited the DeCordova Museum store lately? 
> 
> Remember, you don’t have to embrace all these changes, but even one or two 
> changes make an impact (and may help a loved one make changes as well). 
> 
> Interested in learning more about Mothers Out Front Lincoln? Click this link 
> <https://www.mothersoutfront.org/team/massachusetts/lincoln/> and/or join our 
> mailing list <>.
> 
> Wishing you joy with every action you and your family 
> take towards creating a livable future for all children!
> 
> 
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