Christmas came early for Brooke after becoming this month's #ComePostYourCompost raffle winner! Brooke won a total of $50 for submitting her totals regularly and helping us work towards our goal of diverting tons of food waste from Tennessee's landfills with her vermicomposting setup. Keep up the hard work and happy composting!

YOU could be next month's winner by recruiting your friends and family to compost and staying on track with submitting your totals!

Lorraine has been composting with 'Come, Post Your Compost' since November of 2018 and has proven her dedication in submitting her totals. In response to winning her $100 prize, Lorraine said, "I've been composting for many years but never thought it would have a cash payout!"

You can be next month's Composter of the Month and win big by submitting your compost totals routinely and recruiting your friends, family, and neighbors to join 'Come, Post Your Compost.'

​Happy composting!

Dan Field won $50 for composting with #ComePostYourCompost! Check out his compost testimony below: 

"While growing up we always had a compost pile. The gardens would come and go, but the compost pile was a constant.
I've had to move around a lot for work, but always had the goal of settling somewhere because I really wanted to have a garden. When we moved to Nashville and finally knew we were going to be in one place long term, building our compost pile was one of the first projects we undertook. We got excited and went all out, building a three bin system with pallets and chicken wire.

We get a huge sense of satisfaction every time we bring a load of compost out to our pile, and whenever we harvest vegetables from our garden fertilized with the compost from our pile."

Thank you Dan for composting with us, and keep up that dirty work composters!  ;)

Cynthia Holzepfel is this month's exemplary composter! That means she wins $100 for going above and beyond with her composting game this month. You too can win BIG by submitting your compost totals routinely and recruiting your friends, family, and neighbors to join Come Post Your Compost.
​Keep up the dirty work, and happy composting!

"Environmental conservation has been a passion of mine for a long time, and I started my 'composting journey' a few years ago with a pallet composter in my back yard. At one point in my journey, I became discouraged with the practice for several reasons: I started adding a lot of hay from my chicken coop, which was heavy and made my compost hard to turn & mix with my shovel; my chickens started getting into the compost and would toss most of it down the hill digging for bugs; and lastly, some of the loved ones in my life thought composting was gross, and disregarded the value I saw in it...

Congratulations to Yolanda Hermosillo of Shelby County! She has won herself our "Composter of the Month" award for the month of August. Yolanda composts through the dig and drop method, check out her pictures here to see how she composts. Her dedication to submitting frequently, posting her successes and recruiting others to join the effort won her $100! ​