Hola, expertos en reciclaje.
El artículo a continuación describe un nuevo software para registrar horas y apuntarse a eventos. Sergio y yo estamos trabajando juntos para preparar este software para los expertos en reciclaje. Por favor, sigan reportando sus horas a Sergio como siempre hasta nuevo aviso.
¡Gracias!
Better Impact is Now Open to All!
Better Impact is an easy-to-use online platform where you can manage your own volunteer journey, from signing up for shift to tracking your hours, all in one convenient place. It’s secure, user-friendly, and works on your computer, tablet, or smartphone.
What Can You Do With Better Impact?
Here’s what you’ll be able to do once you’re set up:
View and sign up for upcoming shifts with just a few clicks
Easily log and track your volunteer hours to see how much of an impact you’ve made
Access quizzes and trainings specific for Master Recyclers
Review the Master Recycler Handbook which is now more flexible and dynamic
Update your contact information anytime it changes
Receive important messages and reminders from us, so you’re always in the loop
Easy Access Anytime, Anywhere
You can log in from your computer or download the MyImpact app to stay connected on the go. Whether you’re checking your schedule from home or logging hours right after a shift, it’s all at your fingertips.
Better impact will not only make things more convenient for you but also help us better support your contributions and recognize the incredible difference you make. It will also reduce the amount of staff time spent logging your volunteer hours, meaning more time for planning tours, speaker sessions, and other continuing education opportunities for you! What’s not to love about that?
How do I get my Better Impact login?
An email was sent to you on January 12th around 3:20 pm with your username and password. This email came from stacy.ludington@oregonmetro.gov. Please check your spam folder. The email includes instructions on what to do next.
If you cannot find this email, reach out to Stacy at materrecycler@oregonmetro.gov.
Applications Now Open for the Spring Clackamas County Course!
¡Bienvenidos a los voluntarios bilingües!
Help us spread the word! Applications for the Clackamas County Master Recycler class closes March 11th.
Tell people you talk with while volunteering.
Share the application on your social media, local Nextdoor, or neighborhood group while sharing what the program means to you.
Vancouver BC Master Recyclers Invite You to Their Conference!
2026 Theme: RETHINK
The 2026 Master Recycler Vancouver Conference is unearthing all the ways we can RETHINK our waste.
Organized by the Society Promoting Environmental Conservation (SPEC) and Vancouver BC Master Recycler participants, this event brings together experts, industry leaders, and community members to explore innovative strategies and solutions for reducing plastic pollution.
This is a highly interactive virtual conference. Attendees will have the opportunity to ask questions and give suggestions on how we can all take actionable steps to rethink our waste in Metro Vancouver and beyond!
(This event does cost money, as a heads up).
Where is the Volunteer Calendar?
You can still access the Volunteer Calendar on our website, but for the most up-to-date information, you can now view the calendar on Better Impact.
Remember, there is not much on the calendar January - March, but thing will get very busy in April!
Appreciations / Agradecimientos
CERTIFIED / CERTIFICADOS
These Master Recyclers have reached 30 hours and are now officially certified!
¡Estos Expertas/os en Reciclaje han llegado a las 30 horas y ahora están oficialmente certificados!
Ashley Fatu-Mangum (Class 93) has reached 30 hours and is now a certified Master Recycler! Ashley took the course as part of our North by Northeast Community Health Center class. Since graduating last spring, she’s been active in teaching youth and mom groups about green cleaners and recycling. Thank you, Ashley!
Ashley Fatu-Mangum (clase 93) ha completado 30 horas de formación y ahora es una experta certificada en reciclaje. Ashley realizó el curso como parte del programa del Centro de Salud Comunitario North by Northeast. Desde que se graduó la primavera pasada, ha estado impartiendo talleres a jóvenes y grupos de madres sobre productos de limpieza ecológicos y reciclaje. ¡Gracias, Ashley!