​This is a very low-cost  and long-term program that will benefit the island in terms of discouraging dumpster-diving and rummaging of businesses and HOAs property and  will involve the entire community in the effort in recycling . It will also  provide a cash flow that will enable HiNoon to support more causes and issues of importance to the community and hopefully lead the way into more fund-raising and grant-writing which will allow HiNoon to be  an even more effective voice for the Hayden Island community​.
It is as simple as collecting cans, putting them in our Blue Fund-raiser bags, attach our account number sticker and then drop them off at a Bottle Drop Center. If we get to a point where it is warrented, we can figure out a pick-up day, perhaps, Below are folks that have volunteered as point person for their HOA. Questions? Bags? Call Mark 503-367-4045

Richelle Beck     -   Yacht Harbor Apartments
John Stach           -   Waterside
Tom Dana            -  Manufactured Home Community
Mark Thommen -  JBMI
Timme Helzer      - Riverhouse East
Joyce Morelli         - Riverhouse
Debby Del Toro  
Rob Johns               - Hayden Bay Marina 
 LINKS

https://www.bottledropcenters.com/#s=-1
​https://www.bottledropcenters.com/assets/What_is_BottleDrop_Give.pdf
 About Us.
There are 95 officially recognized neighborhoods in Portland.  Each is represented by a volunteer-based neighborhood association which serves as a liaison between residents of the neighborhood and city government, as coordinated by the city's Office of Neighborhood Involvement (ONI).  HiNoon ​supports and promotes a culture of civic engagement by connecting ,supporting and working  with all Portlanders  and with government to build inclusive, safe and livable neighborhoods and communities.  ​