Live Thrive
1110 Hill St SE, Atlanta, 30315
(404) 600-6386
Live Thrive is an Atlanta nonprofit that runs two drop-off centers, called CHaRM, in Atlanta and Decatur. People and businesses can bring household chemicals, electronics and other items that curbside recycling will not take. They also teach recycling classes, give tours, and take volunteers.
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- Taking volunteers now
- YesFrom the description, not confirmed
- Kind of work
- Hands-on (sorting, serving, building), OutdoorsFrom the description, not confirmed
- Who can come
- Adults (18 and up), Children with an adultFrom the description, not confirmed
- Groups welcome
- YesFrom the description, not confirmed
- Court-ordered service hours accepted
- NoFrom the description, not confirmed
- How to sign up
- Attend a volunteer orientation, then sign up for shifts in the CHaRM app or its web version.From the description, not confirmed
What they offer 17
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CHaRM Atlanta Recycling Drop-offService
A drop-off center at 1110 Hill St SE for household chemicals, electronics and other items curbside recycling will not take. You must make an appointment first.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
CHaRM DeKalb Recycling Drop-offService
A second drop-off center at 1225 Columbia Dr in Decatur. It takes the same kinds of hard-to-recycle items. You must make an appointment first.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Community and Corporate Recycling DrivesService
CHaRM can host your group at the center, or bring a recycling drive to your site. Groups can also hold volunteer or service days at CHaRM.
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Corporate + Community ChallengeProgram
Companies sign up so their employees bring their recycling to CHaRM during April. The goal is to keep materials out of landfills and the water system.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Do You Recycle? ChallengeProgram
A challenge for apartment communities that gives tools and guidance to bring recycling access and education to all residents.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Education, Field Trips and Facility ToursProgram
Live Thrive teaches classes on recycling and waste for schools, homeschool groups, businesses and community groups. It also gives tours of the CHaRM site and its Learning Garden. Classes can be changed to fit a group.
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Household hazardous waste recycling, environmental education, sustainability initiativesService
This service helps people recycle household hazardous waste and learn about caring for the environment. It is for people who want support with safer waste disposal and sustainability.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Individual and Group VolunteeringProgram
Volunteers help at CHaRM sites. Everyone first goes to a volunteer orientation, then signs up for shifts in the CHaRM app. Groups can ask about a service day.
Events 4
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A CHaRM’ing Evening
Thu, Oct 22 · 6:30–10pm
An annual fundraiser featuring Yacht Rock Revue supports CHaRM and environmental education at The Stave Room, 199 Armour Drive NE, Atlanta.
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Document Shredding Event
Sat, Nov 7
CHaRM DeKalb collects sensitive documents for shredding during designated events.
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Shredding Events
Sat, Nov 7
Paper shredding is offered only on special days at CHaRM DeKalb. The next one is November 7. You must have an appointment and pay by the pound.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Kids Day
Sat, Apr 24, 2027 · 9am–1pm
A free morning of hands-on activities for kids about recycling and living in a way that helps the planet. The next one is Saturday, April 24, 2027, at CHaRM DeKalb.
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