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Do you ever wonder what happens to leftover crayons?
While out celebrating his birthday with his family in a restaurant in 2011, Bryan Ware from San Francisco discovered that every leftover crayons gets thrown away.
“I wondered, ‘What happens to these crayons after we leave if we don’t take them with us?’” he told The Mighty.
Dismayed by what he discovered, the creative dad thought of a brilliant way to reuse leftover crayons. Ware took unwanted crayons thrown out by restaurants, schools, and even acquaintances, then melted them down and reprocessed them into new crayons.
The Crayon Initiative, which Ware founded in 2013, aims to repurpose old crayon wax into new crayons that children from hospitals across California can use.
Source: The Mighty, The Crayon Initiative, Facebook, Twitter
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