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The Massachusetts
Materials Exchange has been established through public and
private grants. The support of participants is needed to ensure
that this service continues.
Participants
are asked to contribute an amount you determine, typically 20% or more of the savings achieved by using
the Materials Exchange. Here are some guidelines to help you:
| If
a business takes your material and: |
Then
you contribute 20% of your: |
| you
were discarding it |
disposal
savings |
| you
were discarding it, and recipient pays you |
disposal
savings & revenue |
| you
were not discarding it, and recipient pays you |
revenue |
| If
you receive material and: |
Then you contribute 20% of your |
| you
pay less than you normally pay for that material |
purchasing
savings |
Also consider
any savings in storage costs or staff time and value created
by meeting corporate community/environmental goals.
To help
you contribute, we would be glad to invoice your company for
an amount that you determine. Another option is to contribute
to this service by writing a check to CET. Please consult
your accountant to determine whether or not your contribution
can be considered tax-exempt. CET is a non-profit 501-c(3)
corporation.
To request
an invoice, please contact us at billing@MaterialsExchange.org
or (413) 586-7350 and specify your company name, the material
exchanged, and the amount of the invoice.
Checks
should be payable to CET and sent to:
CET
Attention: Materials Exchange
112 Elm Street
Pittsfield, MA 01201
Thank
you for your support!
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