WHITESTONE, N.Y., April 7, 2009 — The search for a simple way to eliminate overhead inspired the launch of a socially conscious, environmentally responsible online community.
In an era that challenges everyone to be more financially, environmentally and socially responsible, takemeimFREE.com is a practical solution: a new online community, where members can post/donate items they no longer need, and take items they can use, for business or individual purposes – all for free. At the core of takemeimFREE.com is the simple concept of reusing – which will prove to be good for the economy, the environment, and all of us.
“It all started when I was helping my boss find ways to reduce overhead …” said Chris Kousountidis, co-founder of takemeimFREE.com. “… I suggested eliminating excess warehouse space. But throwing out unused supplies that would ultimately end up in a landfill just wasn’t right. Then, one day, I noticed all the perfectly good items thrown away with people’s trash. A sign on a chair said, ‘Take Me I’m Free’ … and that’s when it hit me.”
“We all need to clean up, save money, and help each other,” says Kousountidis. “Reusing is just as important as recycling.”
As a new online resource, takemeimFREE.com promises to help redefine our world at the grassroots level, by providing green living tips and money-saving hints: not only for local neighborhoods, but for the entire country.
takemeimFREE.com strongly believes in the importance of charity, social consciousness, and environmental responsibility.
For information and opportunities, please visit , or call Bruce Kersten at 516-791-4474.
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