BRING ONE FOR THE CHIPPER

START HERE! This is your first multi-image post. Keep the initial graphic (shown here), then pop your own photo onto page two. Choose ONE third page that fits your event setup—single date, date range, one location, multiple locations or another provided format—and add your information. If your event accepts more than trees, customize the OPTIONAL fourth page with those details; otherwise, delete it. Download your three finished images—or four if you use the optional page—and share them together as one post.

Show off what all that tree recycling can accomplish! Choose ONE opening graphic: last year’s local total, your organization’s cumulative total or our statewide total. Customize the local versions with your organization name and tree count, then add your own photo to page two. Choose ONE event-information page for page three. Have extra recycling services? Add the OPTIONAL fourth page; otherwise, skip it. Download your three or four finished images and share them together as one post.

Put the spotlight on what a greener goodbye can look like in your community. Keep the opening graphic, then replace the photo placeholders on page two with images from your own event or community. Choose ONE third page and customize it with your event information. If you also accept lights, electronics, shredding or other materials, use the OPTIONAL fourth page to share those details. Delete it if you don’t need it, then download your three or four finished images and share them as one post.

Show your followers where their trees go next! Keep the opening graphic, then choose ONE second-life page that matches what happens to trees in your community: mulch, fish habitat, alternative fuel or goat food. Choose ONE event-information page for the third image and fill in your details. If your event offers additional recycling services, customize the OPTIONAL fourth page; otherwise, leave it out. Download your three or four finished images and share them together as one post.

Looking for a few extra hands? Customize the opening graphic with your event date and location, then fill page two with your own volunteer or event photos. Keep the final Be a Part of the Crew graphic as your closing image—it gives the post a warm little sendoff without repeating your details. Once everything looks good, download all three finished images and share them together as one post. Be sure to include any volunteer sign-up information, requirements or special instructions in your caption.

Need a post that gets straight to the details? Choose ONE opening page that fits your event and replace the sample information with your own. Keep the tree-prep page as image two. For image three, use See You There if trees are your only collection item OR More to Recycle if you accept additional materials—do not use both. Delete the unused pages, double-check that your event information is complete and easy to read, then download your three finished images and share them together as one post.

Use this one when you’re ready to build a little last-minute excitement. Keep the opening countdown graphic, then swap your own event photos into page two. Choose ONE third page and customize it with your event information so followers have the details handy. If you’re collecting more than trees, use the OPTIONAL fourth page to share those extra services; otherwise, leave it out. Download your three finished images—or four if you use the optional page—and share them together as one post.

Give your followers one last tree-prep reminder—with a little holiday-movie fun. Keep the opening Fra-GEE-lay! graphic, then add your own photo to page two. Choose ONE third page and customize it with your event information. If your event also accepts lights, electronics, shredding or other materials, add the OPTIONAL fourth page with those details; otherwise, skip it. Download your three or four finished images and share them together as one post. Leg lamps, thankfully, do not need to be recycled.

Wrap things up by celebrating the people—and trees—that made your event a success. Customize the opening graphic with your final tree count, then add favorite photos from the day to page two. Keep the final Their Second Life Starts Now graphic as your closing image to carry the story beyond the event itself. Download all three finished images and share them together as one post. Your caption is also a great place to recognize volunteers, partners or sponsors who helped make it happen.