WomposT : Women-Owned Composting
Lettuce break it down for you
Holiday Schedule 2022
Thanks to Jed Owen from Unsplash for this image
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We're taking the following days off, so there will be no collection. If a holiday falls on your collection day, please wait a week, or bring it to a drop-off location near you.
Thanks Wompost family! Happy holidays! |
Serving Aurora and surrounding communities.
our mission:
Wompost is the dirty boots on the ground. We know how important it is to combat climate change, right now. The only way to do that is together. Our mission is to make it easy for our community to compost, a powerful way to reverse climate change. We learn, grow, and compost together!
Tons of good so far. Literally.
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Lbs. of compostable waste diverted from the landfill
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Wompost provides a simple way to recycle your biodegradable waste into compost. Just like curbside trash and recycling pickup, we pickup your food scraps and yard waste once a week from your house. Then we get finished compost back to you. Our vision is to provide compost collection available to every single person in Colorado who wants it.
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Step 1Sign Up for Weekly Compost Pickup or Drop-Off, or set up a One Time Pickup. We'll provide a bucket to collect your organic waste: kitchen and yard waste. See a list of compostable items.
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step 2
Drop off whenever convenient for you at our drop-off locations. Or, set your bin out weekly for compost pickup, and we'll collect. We'll bring your biodegradable waste to a composting facility.
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step 3
Your waste turns to gold! You earn 60 gallons of finished loose compost every year. We deliver the earned compost 3 times per year. If you are not a member, you can purchase compost for bulk delivery here.
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Wompost is a Proud Member of Zero Food Print
We contribute 1% of our new revenue to Carbon Farming Projects here in Colorado. Right now, those funds go to McCauley Family Farm in Longmont. With the funds, they will purchase and apply compost to 20 acres pf degraded range land and plant perennials. This will pull bad carbon from our atmosphere and turn it to good carbon in their soil. Photo credit above from Photography for a Change