Press + Community Events
WasteWell and our founder, Jen Panaro, have been featured in various media outlets (podcasts, web, and print). You can also find us active in our local community. For press inquiries, please contact hello@mywastewell.com.
WasteWell On The Web
Apartment Therapy // The Ultimate Composting Guide for Total Beginners
Kennett Collaborative // Soil Matters: Composting Service Now Available in Kennett
Thrive Global // Jen Panaro of WasteWell: “Tell people what you’re doing”
Daily Local News // Composting service now available in Kennett area
AMLI Residential // How To Teach Your Kids About Sustainability
Redfin // How to Live a More Eco-Friendly Lifestyle at Home
Southern Chester Country Weeklies // Composting services in Kennett Square
EcoParent Brand Ambassador // Print & Online Magazine
American Recycler // Embracing Organics Recycling
Vista.Today // Growing More, Better, and Healthier Food: Kennett Woman Launches Curbside Composting Service
WasteWell In Print Media
WasteWell On Podcasts
Side Hustle School // Friday Failure: “I walked away at the last minute…”
Raising Eco Minimalists // How To Compost At Home With Kids
WasteWell In The Local Community
We believe that strong local communities hinge on a vibrant local economy as well as active community involvement from businesses and residents. We’re best when we work together and support educational, cultural, social, and community organizations. Here are some of the local organizations WasteWell supports through financial and other contributions.
Kennett Square Farmer’s Market
WasteWell is a sponsor of the KSQ Farmers Market, a Program of Kennett Collaborative, the Non-Profit Working to Keep Kennett Square Vibrant.
We enjoyed connecting with others in our community at the Pollination Celebration Series in August 2021.
Rachel Kohl Community Library: Sustainability Series
WasteWell hosted a three-part Sustainability Series for the Rachel Kohl Community Library Children’s Summer Program in the summer of 2021. The series included: How To Build a Soilarium, Exploring Methane Emissions from Landfills, and How To Build a Sprout House activities free for library patrons.
Community Events With Customers
WasteWell hosts periodic community events with customers. For Earth Day, some of our customers invited their friends and neighbors to learn more about composting and try the landfill emissions experiment (in collaboration with Raising Global Kidizens) to learn more about why it’s so important to keep food scraps out of our landfills. Learning isn’t just for kids!
Chadds Ford Art Show & Sale
WasteWell is a sponsor of the Chadds Ford Art Show & Sale where we connect with members of our community who are passionate about supporting local artists as well as educational and extracurricular activities for some of our youngest community members.
WasteWell in the Global Community
While we love showing up in our local community, we also know each of us has a role in the global effort to collaborate and take climate action. In addition to providing local curbside composting services as well as online educational composting resources, WasteWell contributes to initiatives to support large-scale climate action.
Stripe Climate
At WasteWell, we contribute 1% of our revenue to carbon removal through the Stripe Climate program. The process of composting contributes to carbon sequestration through the soil, and our participation in the Stripe Climate program offers another way for our customers to see their purchases reduce the global carbon levels.