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Garbage Men & Women Doing Good in the Community
Here you will find a selection of our stories from the communities we serve and the environmental heroes who are part of the Meridian Waste team.
Meridian Waste is pleased to open its 6th Annual Brightening the World Earth Day Coloring Contest to all children in the U.S. from ages 3 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.
On February 20, Meridian Waste proudly took part in Clemson University's 2025 Spring Career Fair, hosted by the Center for Career and Professional Development at Littlejohn Coliseum.
Meridian Waste North Carolina, LLC is pleased to announce the company’s second contribution of $5,000 to Wake Tech Foundation in support of Wake Tech Community College to fund vocational skills scholarships. This gift is the second installment of a $15,000 pledge.
Meridian Waste's donations positively impacted the lives of several deserving families/children in Lunenburg County.
The acquisition expands Meridian Waste’s operational footprint within the Research Triangle Region, adding commercial frontload, permanent and temporary roll off and residential hauling routes to the company’s North Carolina portfolio.
Eagle Ridge Landfill (Bowling Green, MO) awakens Monday morning 1/6/2025 to a beautiful sunrise over snow capped hills of safely disposed garbage!
Joe Gustaf and Karen Streat of Meridian Waste’s Lunenburg Landfill (Lunenburg, VA) hand deliver a $1,000 donation to Melinda Elliott, Virginia Department of Social Services Director for Lunenburg County just before the Christmas holiday.
Tina Northington, Area Sales Manager for Meridian Waste Alabama, is a long time volunteer with the Marshall County Guardianship Program. Here, Tina is joyfully delivering gifts to the 3 adults sponsored by Meridian Waste for their 2024 Angel Tree Project.
Tis the season for some fun and good cheer and that’s exactly what our Meridian Waste Alabama Sales Team did at the Etowah County Chamber of Commerce Jingle & Mingle Holiday Party on December 10th.
For the month of November, Central High School (Lunenburg County, VA) awarded Hunter Mickles the school’s coveted Student of the Month Award!
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