De isla a isla: Recycle for Puerto Rico Project
Many of us know first hand the rewards and challenges of island life and still have memories of Hurricane Iniki in 1992. As we know recovering from natural disasters is a process and takes time. The islands of Puerto Rico and Vieques are still very much in this process as they recover from the impact of Hurricane Maria. As a chapter, we would like to continue to support our hermanos boricuas.

To do this, our chapter will be working on a project to help fund raise for the Centro Paso Community Center in Aibonito, PR. In this project students will collect recyclables and redeem them at local redemption centers near their area from December 1st, 2019-April 15, 2020. The funds raised will be sent to AATSP Chapter Hawaii
 Attention Ms Puri Garcia (Chapter treasure) The funds from all groups will be donated to the Centro Paso Community Center in Aibonito, Puerto Rico which provides after-school programs and other services for the community in Aibonito, PR. If you are interested in having your class participate, you can sign up below and we will send you more information. This project is open to all teachers K-12 and higher-ed who are AATSP members and would like to have their class(es) participate.
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Would you also like to participate of Saturday, March 14th with your group volunteering in the "Aloha de Hawaii for Puerto Rico Earthquake Fundraiser" to help recycling? Event time: 12noon - 8pm at NEON Main Stage (located in Pearlridge Center, in the parking lot adjacent to TJ Maxx},  98-1005 Moanalua Road. Schedule your time below please. You can bring your own plastics bags to recyle. Please do not walk around asking for people to recycle. We have one or two designated areas for recycle. *
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