The Salt River Project contacted 16 local artists from Arizona to transform trashed refrigerators into some catchy artworks that could interest kids and adults alike. The campaign, dubbed as Fridge-A-Thon, purchases old, working refrigerators and freezers from customers for $30, and puts them away to ensure that their continued use doesn't harm the environment.
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The list of artists and celebrities include Anquan Boldin, Zarco Guerrero, Sean McLaughlin, Catherine Anaya, Mary Rabago, Kyle Jordre, El Moises and others. It has been more than two months since the campaign began. Until now, 2,103 fridges have been recycled.
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Via: KTAR
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