** PICKUP SCHEDULE CHANGES are in place for 12/21–1/2 **
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who we are
ScrapDogs Community Compost is a growing composting operation, founded with the goal of minimizing waste sent to landfill and closing the loop of production and consumption in midcoast Maine. Its founders Davis and Tessa are passionate about environmentally intelligent systems, and are working to encourage a happy, healthy, and resilient food and waste system.
ScrapDogs is a residential and commercial carting, production, and sales operation. We collect food and yard waste from midcoast residents and businesses, process them into nutrient-rich, beneficial compost, and return or sell the finished product locally. Collection and processing began in the summer of 2018, and today we are picking up scraps from over 500 customers across the midcoast!
DAVIS
Davis is a 2012 Camden Hills and 2016 NYU grad. He's worked for a solar company, a clean tech incubator, and a university office. He was awarded the Spark Clean Energy Fellowship and a national Udall Scholarship. At heart, he's just a garbage geek excited to have moved back home to Maine.
ROO
Roo (short for Rhubarb) was born in Texas and moved to New York City as a puppy. Despite limited professional experience, she is an expert in solid waste, disposal techniques, and dirt. She hopes to put her skills and knowledge to use digging holes here in Maine.
tessa
Tessa is a 2016 NYU grad and native New Englander. Before ScrapDogs, she worked for a university office, a school garden, the National Parks Service, and a planning nonprofit in New York City. Mostly she loves exploring, getting her hands dirty, and building more resilient, healthy, happy places.
WORK WITH US!
Always wanted to work in the food scrap biz? Okay, neither did we, necessarily. But we've come to love it, and we think you will too! Check out these positions we're hiring for right now: