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Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce and Truman College Recycling Project
The Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce is the largest Chamber of Commerce in the Midwest
with over 2,600 corporate members, many of whom are Fortune 500 Companies. The Chamber was given an entire suite of
office furniture by one of their member companies, BP/Amaco, and the new furniture was installed during
the last week of January 2004. The Chamber's Technology Policy Committee has been managing large scale recycling
throughout Chicago and the Chamber decided to donate their old office furniture to the Chicago Recycling Program run
out of City Colleges of Chicago District Office by Andrew Pincon, Chairman of the Chamber's Technology Policy Committee.
The photos below show the old furniture prior to removal, the furniture stored for removal in the Chamber's Board Room and
the furniture once it was moved into Truman College along with pictures of where it was placed upon the project's
completion in the Harry Truman Bioinformatics Center.
| Chicagoland Chamber's old office furniture |
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| All of the Chamber's office furniture |
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| stored temporarily in the Board Room |
| Chamber desks and file cabinets in Board Room |
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| more desks and file cabinets stored in Board Room |
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| Chamber's office furniture moved to Truman College |
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| Chamber furniture awaiting installation in |
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| Truman College's new Bio Informatics Center |
| Location of new Bio Informatics Class |
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| Chamber donated furniture in Biology Department |
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| Chamber donated furniture in Biology Department |
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| Chamber furniture Biology Department Head's Office |
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