Community Happenings

Today, ECO Waste/Meridian Waste - Greenville, SC Team participated in the Siloam Baptist Pre-School’s Touch-A-Truck event

Meridian Waste North Carolina, LLC held its inaugural Fishing Rodeo and Fun Fest on Saturday, April 13 at Tri-Corners C&D Landfill in Alamance County, North Carolina, 5833 Foster Store Road in Liberty.

The Greenest Show on Earth, invites neighbors and community members to learn about Earth Day, tour the disposal facility via hayrides, and enjoy a fun-filled day of free food, face painting, carnival-inspired inflatables, crafts, and family fun activities.

Calling all local Missourians to volunteer for the City of Wentzville’s and St. Charles County’s Mission: Clean Stream community clean up event on Saturday, April 6th. 

The inaugural Tri-Corners Fishing Rodeo & Fun Fest invites community members to visit the facility for a day of fishing competition, free food, face painting, inflatables, and family fun activities. The event is designed to help neighbors and local citizens better understand what Tri-Corners Landfill does on a daily basis to manage and protect the Triad region with proper construction and demolition debris (C&D) collections, processing, and environmentally-sound disposal.

Meridian Waste is pleased to open its 5th Annual Brightening the World Earth Day Coloring Contest to all children in the U.S. from ages five to 10 years old. Contest submissions have increased each year with entries designed to engage children and their parents or caregivers to take an active part in creating a more beautiful world through caring for the Earth. The activity also serves to stimulate participants' creativity through art while engaging in a national competition to boost hope and enthusiasm in being selected as one of the six winners announced on Earth Day, April 22.

The Company’s $1,500 donation will help the organization provide vital outreach and navigational services to help veterans suffering from Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI).

JD Morgan, Manager Trainee, celebrates with co-workers in February upon his promotion to Safety Manager of both North Carolina and Virginia.

Meridian Waste has partnership with Wake Tech Foundation for a cleaner environment, pledging $15,000 over the next three years. 

The first gift of $5,000 was recently made to ensure current and future Wake Tech students have the chance to explore diverse academic programs and gain the skills and knowledge to thrive in their careers after graduation.