Let's Go Compost

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Let's Go Compost Let’s Go Compost is a national nonprofit focused on practical education, common-sense waste reduction, and local responsibility.

We work with public schools, libraries, and community institutions to make composting simple, affordable, and accessible.

One composting kit can keep creating learning opportunities long after the first lesson ends. 🤎 We are proud to provide ...
10/21/2026

One composting kit can keep creating learning opportunities long after the first lesson ends. 🤎 We are proud to provide schools with durable composting tools, free curriculum, and practical resources designed for continued use across classes and school years. 🪏 📸: program participant Abbeville High School in Louisiana

Changing the world one worm at a time. 🪱📸: program participant Wheeler Elementary in Tucson, Arizona
10/21/2026

Changing the world one worm at a time. 🪱

📸: program participant Wheeler Elementary in Tucson, Arizona

10/20/2026

Rot on, Big Reuse! Way to Glow! ;-)

10/20/2026

Our worm friends got a brand new sign from Let's Go Compost! We love it. ❤️🪱😃

DON’T TRASH THOSE PUMPKINS, PHOENIX! 🎃 Let’s Go Compost, Keep Phoenix Beautiful, the City of Phoenix, Denali, and Phoeni...
10/20/2026

DON’T TRASH THOSE PUMPKINS, PHOENIX! 🎃 Let’s Go Compost, Keep Phoenix Beautiful, the City of Phoenix, Denali, and Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary will be at Keep Phoenix Beautiful’s Mountainview Garden in Sunnyslope on Nov. 1, 2026 from 9AM to 12PM to collect pumpkins to be composted and used for animal feed! All uncarved pumpkins will go to Phoenix Herpetological Sanctuary and carved pumpkins will be composted at Phoenix’s 27th Avenue Compost Facility. Please note: NO painted, glittered, or plastic pumpkins can be accepted.

We’re honored to support young scientists with BIG ideas! At Burns Science and Technology School in Oak Hill, Florida, f...
10/17/2026

We’re honored to support young scientists with BIG ideas! At Burns Science and Technology School in Oak Hill, Florida, fourth-grade advanced science and gifted students are investigating the properties of school waste and designing a better cafeteria recycling and composting system. Through Let’s Go Compost, their classroom worm bin is becoming part of the plan, and one student already wants a worm bin in every classroom! 🪱🪏🔬

Let’s Go Compost is proud to support hundreds of sites across the United States, each with its own students, spaces, and...
10/16/2026

Let’s Go Compost is proud to support hundreds of sites across the United States, each with its own students, spaces, and learning needs. One is Brennen School in Newark, Delaware, a public school within Christina School District serving students with autism spectrum disorder.

While our program focuses on environmental education, many groups we work with tell us that the sensory, garden-based learning our worm bins offer also supports student learning and success. Caring for worms, exploring soil, and watching food scraps transform into compost give students hands-on opportunities to connect with nature and learn at their own pace.

We’re honored to support this work and the educators creating meaningful learning opportunities for their students.

Bring composting beyond the bin with The Wild West of Waste, our children's book! Every purchase supports Let's Go Compo...
10/14/2026

Bring composting beyond the bin with The Wild West of Waste, our children's book! Every purchase supports Let's Go Compost and our mission. 🪱 Hand-painted by Nikki Swiderski! letsgocompost.org/thewildwestofwaste

Bring composting beyond the bin with The Wild West of Waste, our children’s book! Every purchase supports Let’s Go Compo...
10/14/2026

Bring composting beyond the bin with The Wild West of Waste, our children’s book! Every purchase supports Let’s Go Compost and our mission. 🪱 Hand-painted by Nikki Swiderski! Link in bio to get your copy 🔗

Please welcome Wiley Hundertmark, Let’s Go Compost’s newest board member and a program partner we’ve worked with for yea...
10/13/2026

Please welcome Wiley Hundertmark, Let’s Go Compost’s newest board member and a program partner we’ve worked with for years! As the Compost and Food Waste Reduction Specialist for Tucson Unified School District in Arizona, Wiley helps schools turn food waste education into action. He teaches students of all ages, builds composting infrastructure, supports cafeteria collection, and works with educators and administrators to implement composting and other waste diversion strategies.

Each year, Wiley engages more than 6,000 students and educators through compost programming and curriculum while also supporting TUSD’s 70+ school gardens. He serves on the Education Subcommittee of the U.S. Composting Council’s Young Professionals Group. We’re excited to bring his hands-on experience and longstanding commitment to our programs to the Let’s Go Compost board!

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13770 HIGHWAY 77
Rosedale, LA
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