Keep North Fulton Beautiful is giving away sunglasses

Businesses or community groups looking for a handy give-a-way item should contact Keep North Fulton Beautiful. The conservation and recycling experts have come into possession of thousands of sunglasses, and they are giving them away at no cost.

The brand-new sunglasses are individually wrapped and come in boxes of 12, or cartons of approximately 300. They offer UV protection with a “Heartguard” logo on the side.

Any organization is welcome to a few, or many, but they must be willing to pick up the sunglasses 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Saturday at the Sandy Springs Recycling Center, 470 Morgan Falls Rd.

Keep North Fulton Beautiful suggests they will make great customer give-a-ways, stocking stuffers, gifts for anyone in the animal rescue community or veterinarians, and could be a great gift for teachers, students, firefighters, police, the mail delivery person and all of your neighbors.

Questions and to request your free order: info@knfb.org or 770-551-7766.

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