Posted by: awardsmall | March 6, 2012

Ode To The Trophies

In these boxes you’ll find treasures

Once belonging to my sons, all three

Each one represents a memory, of

A special time for me.

 

Jeff’s smile as he won a tournament

Or Chris as he ran to first base

Then there was Dan who wrestled

Each one had his own sport, this was the case.

 

Lessons learned in childhood

No matter what the game

Play fair, do your best, try hard

All learned by them the same

 

Time has passed, they are grown men

For these treasures there is no longer a need

But if to another child a smile they bring

With our effort we will succeed!

 

The boy who was a wrestler,

As a doctor now mends with gifted hands.

And the child who ran so fast to first base,

Teaches other kids as he conducts his school band.

The hockey player, who on defense

Kept the opponents score low,

Now carriers a gun as a Federal Officer,

As off to work he goes.

 

Now I must end my little poem,

For I’m off to the rink for another hockey game.

I’ll watch my grandson score a goal,

Then a trophy he will earn.

And as he goes along his way,

Life’s lesson he will learn.

 

Posted by: awardsmall | December 29, 2011

Trophy Recycling Program NOW OPEN

Yes! The Trophy Recycling Program is now OPEN again for receiving your old trophies.

What: Donate your GENTLY used Trophies, Plaques, and Awards to be Recycled, Reused and Regifted to local area charities. For items that are not reusable, we will recycle the parts the best we can.

If your trophies are in bad shape, please DO NOT send them to us, this includes broken or damaged figures or pieces, rusted parts or if they have rain damage. We suggest that you please contact your local recycling facility to see what can be recycled right in your area.

If you would like to keep the engraved plates, remove them before dropping off or shipping your trophies. If you are shipping your trophies please be sure to pack them with care to ensure the the trophies can be reused.

If you’d like to drop off your trophies at our store, they MUST be packed in boxes/bags/containers that you do not want returned, we have limited boxes, space, so please plan ahead.

If you will be dropping off a large quantity of trophies, please call ahead so that we can prepare space for your delivery 608.833.1716.

Where: Trophy Recycling Program
Total Awards & Promotions
7475 Mineral Point Rd. Madison, WI 53717.
Near Pedros in the High Point Centre Mall on Madison’s West Side

When: Drop off anytime between Monday – Friday 8:30 am to 5:30 pm (We recommend you call ahead during holiday times for store hours). If you will be dropping off a large quantity of trophies, please call ahead so that we can prepare for your arrival. 608.833.1716You may also ship your trophies to the address above, at your expense.

Total Awards & Promotions created a Trophy Recycling Program to benefit charities in need. Trophies and awards are being shipped to Madison from all over the country to be recycled, reused, and donated back to non-profits organizations. The trophy recycling program has been an overwhelming success. Thank your for your donations! Remember, you can purchase the recycled trophies in our store or online which proceeds help the program keep going. Thank you!

Posted by: awardsmall | October 12, 2010

Race for the Cure

Earlier this year we donated a trophy for the Madison Area Race for the Cure Top School Team. Congratulations to the Crestwood Crickets for all your donations this year. Keep up the good work!! To donate to the Madison area Susan G. Komen for the cure click here: http://www.komenmadison.org/

Posted by: awardsmall | July 28, 2010

Fort Atkinson Kiwanis Baseball Tournament

We just recieved new pictures of the winning and runner-up teams from the Fort Atkinson Kiwanis Tournament held July 9th and 10th. We donated four of our recycled trophies to the top teams. Congrats to Middleton (Champion) and Mequon (Runner-Up) in the 14 and under age group and Mt. Horeb (Champion) and Stoughton (Runner-Up) in the 12 and under age group.

The team at Total Awards & Promotions / AwardsMall.com enjoys working on and donating to charitable events that provide a good time for all participants.   Occupaws, a Wisconsin organization, trains working dogs that will help enhance mobility for Wisconsin’s visually impaired adults and children.  

Youare invited to adopt a duck this summer and enter into a duck race to benefit Occupaws, on Saturday, August 28th at Fins Bar & Grill, in Newville, WI.   The first four ducks across the finish line will win cash prizes.   Our three, absolutely fantastic trophies will be given for the Fastest Duck, the Best Decorated Duck, and the Best Named Duck.  

There’s no doubt this will be a fun(d) raising event.  You’ll want to sign up now.

Posted by: awardsmall | July 26, 2010

Park Bank Cystic Fibrosis Event

Park Bank held a bowling event to benefit the Cystic Fibrosis on May 5th, 2010.  Below are pictures of the winners of the event with their recycled trophies.

Posted by: awardsmall | May 17, 2010

RECYCLED TROPHY PROGRAM A SUCCESS

AwardsMall.com /Total Awards & Promotions, in Madison, Wisconsin, declares its recycled trophy program is a huge success. People have been using the US Postal Service, UPS, and FED EX to send their gently used awards to the company for recycling. Volunteers from the company work several hours a day to ready the awards for donating to 501C3 charitable organizations all over the country.

Right now, the company has an over-abundance of awards to work on, and asks that people email or call to find out when they can send their awards.

Also, AwardsMall.com / Total Awards & Promotions is encouraging the public to tell charities in their home areas to apply for the awards.

Recycled trophies are also for sale on the web site and profits go to support the program.

Posted by: awardsmall | March 11, 2010

Dear friends,

Thanks to all of you, our warehouse is jammed to the rafters, right now, with trophies to be recycled. Now, we need your help with distribution of the recycled awards. Please tell your local non profits (must be a 501c3 to apply) that they can go to our web site http://www.AwardsMall.com, and click on recycled trophies on the left bar, to apply for free awards.

Thank you for partnering with us in this effort to help charitable agencies and to keep old awards out of landfills. This program is not part of an income stream for our company, so we do appreciate your help.

We also thank you for your business.

Thank you.

Posted by: awardsmall | November 11, 2009

Buy Recycled Trophies

Recycled Trophies

After 20 years of accepting old trophies and awards for recycling, we are now offering them for sale to support the Trophy Recycling Program. Boxes arrive from all over the country with trophies and awards everyday. People come with van loads, and travel far distances to donate their old treasures.

Since our facility is getting filled, and our recyclers can’t keep up, we need to start moving box loads out. You can help support your local charities by purchasing these recycled awards, and help us continue the recycling program by telling your local non-profits.

Go To AwardsMall.com for more information

Posted by: awardsmall | October 25, 2009

Recycled Awards for Non Profits

Boxes of used awards are arriving, daily, from all over the country by mail, UPS, Fed Ex, and delivery trucks at Total Awards & Promotions/AwardsMall.com, on Mineral Point Road in Madison. The company is recycling gently used awards to donate to non profits for their use. Non-profits get these awards at NO COST. The company cleans them up, refurbishes them, puts new figures on them, and re-engraves them, all so that non profits can recognize their volunteers, and use them for fund raising events. This is the company’s way of paying it forward.

Since this recycled trophy program appeared on our web site, we began getting several big boxes a day from New York to California and all points in between. They come by mail, UPS, Fed Ex, and some people even load pick up trucks and drive them here. Some come with great stories of how the donor wants these passed on and enjoyed instead of being cast into a landfill. Now we need to make area charities aware that this program is available to them.

Please Help!

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