Making smart choices about the things we buy is one of the best ways to have a positive impact on our environment. Sometimes figuring out what to do and where to go can be the challenge... until now.
If you want to reduce your environmental footprint, improve your health and support local businesses then you'll love The Little Green Book of Big Savings. Consider it your guide for green living. This book is unlike any other coupon book you've seen before. It was created to inspire sustainable and healthy lifestyles while strengthening our local economy.
Inside, you'll find hundreds of discounts with thousands of dollars of freebies and savings from locally owned and operated restaurants, businesses and stores. The coupons reflect products and services that increase vitality and personal growth; reduce landfill waste; are all-natural, fair trade and involve pet care, art and entertainment.
Unfortunately the coupons have expired, but you will still be able to enjoy pages of eco-friendly tips, resources, facts and Toronto's local green directory. Not sure where to dispose of batteries and light bulbs? Want to know how to stop unwanted junk mail and marketing calls to your home? Interested in reducing your electricity and water bills? Find these answers and many more in this portable book!
The feedback for the first edition was astounding! It was sold through over 50 local green businesses, 3 non-profit environmental organizations and at numerous trade shows and fundraising events. It gained extensive media coverage in CityTV News; Daytime Toronto; Toronto Life; The Toronto Star; The Toronto Sun; Now, Eye Weekly, Snap and Tonic magazines; CKLN Radio; ThatRadioShow.com and on several websites and blogs. The Environmental Commissioner of Ontario and City Councillor Glenn DeBaeremaeker were featured speakers at the book's successful launch event and over $500 was donated to environmental causes throughout the year.
The second edition is not currently in production. If it's created, it will be accompanied by an extensive website incorporating a large local green directory, green living tips, resources, blogs, neighbourhood maps, prize giveaways, online discounts and more.
If your local business or organization would like to be part of possible future editions, please let us know. We would love to hear your testimonials, comments, questions and suggestions.
Info@TheLittleGreenBook.ca
If you would like to read more about the book's creator, check out the 'Contact Us' section.
* 25% of the proceeds were donated to non-profit environmental organizations and local businesses *
If you want to reduce your environmental footprint, improve your health and support local businesses then you'll love The Little Green Book of Big Savings. Consider it your guide for green living. This book is unlike any other coupon book you've seen before. It was created to inspire sustainable and healthy lifestyles while strengthening our local economy.
Inside, you'll find hundreds of discounts with thousands of dollars of freebies and savings from locally owned and operated restaurants, businesses and stores. The coupons reflect products and services that increase vitality and personal growth; reduce landfill waste; are all-natural, fair trade and involve pet care, art and entertainment.
Unfortunately the coupons have expired, but you will still be able to enjoy pages of eco-friendly tips, resources, facts and Toronto's local green directory. Not sure where to dispose of batteries and light bulbs? Want to know how to stop unwanted junk mail and marketing calls to your home? Interested in reducing your electricity and water bills? Find these answers and many more in this portable book!
The feedback for the first edition was astounding! It was sold through over 50 local green businesses, 3 non-profit environmental organizations and at numerous trade shows and fundraising events. It gained extensive media coverage in CityTV News; Daytime Toronto; Toronto Life; The Toronto Star; The Toronto Sun; Now, Eye Weekly, Snap and Tonic magazines; CKLN Radio; ThatRadioShow.com and on several websites and blogs. The Environmental Commissioner of Ontario and City Councillor Glenn DeBaeremaeker were featured speakers at the book's successful launch event and over $500 was donated to environmental causes throughout the year.
The second edition is not currently in production. If it's created, it will be accompanied by an extensive website incorporating a large local green directory, green living tips, resources, blogs, neighbourhood maps, prize giveaways, online discounts and more.
If your local business or organization would like to be part of possible future editions, please let us know. We would love to hear your testimonials, comments, questions and suggestions.
Info@TheLittleGreenBook.ca
If you would like to read more about the book's creator, check out the 'Contact Us' section.
* 25% of the proceeds were donated to non-profit environmental organizations and local businesses *
