

Annie Banks
POINTS TOTAL
- 0 TODAY
- 0 THIS WEEK
- 207 TOTAL
participant impact
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UP TO60itemsrecycled
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UP TO45pieces of litterpicked up
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UP TO1.0well-being appointmentmade
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UP TO7.0additional oz of waterconsumed
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UP TO1.0sustainability pledgetaken
Annie's actions
Health & Well-being
Go Get a Check Up
I will make 1 appointments to support my health and well-being (primary care provider, dental, vision, etc.)
Health & Well-being
Reduce Refined Sugar
I will adopt a diet free of refined sugars, which eliminates sweetened beverages, candy, and processed foods.
Health & Well-being
Healthy Hydration
I will improve hydration by drinking an additional 28oz of water each day. I will do this by drinking additional servings of water or by drinking water in place of other less healthy beverage options.
One Healthcare
Donate Blood
I will donate blood in my community to make sure there are adequate supplies for routine medical services and emergencies.
In Our Communities
Keep My Community Clean
I will pick up 5 piece(s) of litter each day.
Health & Well-being
Gratitude
I will write down three things every day that I am grateful for every day.
At Work
2025 Pledge at Work
I pledge to take one action that improves the sustainability of my organization in 2025. It can be an action from this challenge or another action that improves resource stewardship.
At Work
Last to Leave? Lights Out, Please!
Lighting makes up approximately 10% of hospitals' energy use on average. I will save energy by turning off unnecessary lights when not in use and when I am the last one to leave a space.
At Work
Recycling Champion
I will recycle 5 items at work and/or at home each day, making sure I review recycling program guidelines and only place accepted items that are clean, empty, and dry in the recycling bin.
Participant Feed
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REFLECTION QUESTIONAt WorkWhen did you learn about recycling? Why is recycling important to you?
Annie Banks 4/03/2025 11:47 AMI learned about recycling as a young adult, I think, and it has been an important part of our family culture. My children learned young at home and at school, where one them headed up the eco-team in highschool and in college. We're going for a small carbon footprint! I did just learn that shredded paper isn't recyclable, so trying to figure out a good eco-option for that. Any ideas?