UMiami ECO Agency

02/24/2023

Food Alert 🚨

Any student or faculty can sign-up to join the listserv to receive text message reminders of any events on campus with free food that is open to the public. It is often the case that unused food gets thrown out, so we at ECO Agency seek to address this issue by sending out food alerts to anyone that is hungry for a quick bite!

If you would like to receive text notifications about free food on campus, text “” to 81010

02/22/2023

Interested in learning how to sustainably do your laundry? 👗👕👖👙

Come to any of our events listed above to learn more! We’ll also be giving out DRYER BALLS + DETERGENT SHEETS.

02/08/2023

For Earth Month 🌎 our waste diversion subcommittee will be hosting a jewelry making event!!

The date is still tbd BUT we will be holding multiple collection days partnering with over the next few weeks!

We will be collecting bottle caps, cardboard, magazines, and sea shells 🐚

12/13/2022

Do you have any appliances that you don’t want anymore? 📺🛋️🪑

HRL and ECO are here to take those off your hands!

12/05/2022

Skrt skrt 🏎🥫

From December 5th to the 17th make your way to United Wesley to drop off non-perishable food items (ie: canned goods, pantry snacks, peanut butter, pasta, rice) to help fight food insecurity and reduce food waste.

12/01/2022

11/29/2022

Join us for our Bake Sale to Fight Food Insecurity on Friday, December 2nd at the UC (University Center) Breezeway. We will be tabling from 11:30AM - 1:30PM 🧁🍰🍪

Proceeds from our Bake Sale will go to Camillus House, which provides homeless men and women with support services.

11/17/2022

Join us for our Virtual 5K, taking place from November 20 to December 3! 🏃‍♀️🏃🏃‍♂️

Those who finish our virtual 5K will receive a medal 🏅 and be entered in a raffle for a Nutribullet!

Be sure to check our Instagram for more updates.

11/17/2022

This past Saturday, ECO and Green U partnered with the Xavier Cortada foundation to plant more mangroves along the Miami Herbert Business School canal.🪴

Mangroves are essential to Florida's coastal ecosystem!! They help prevent erosion and absorb storm surge impacts from hurricanes. 🪴