Eisenman-Sebastian Family Foundation Turns Scrap To Scholarship

Posted by Press Release on June 4, 2013

Foundation To Aid Environmental Education

Trash Talkin’ Ladies founder and CEO, Lesley Eisenman announces the creation of the Eisenman-Sebastian Family Foundation. The foundation was created to provide financial assistance to students choosing to study Environmental Science at Delaware County Community College and is funded by Trash Talkin’ Ladies with the proceeds from selling ferrous and non-ferrous metals.

“Education is the key to a better life,” explained Ms. Eisenman. “The more people that are educated the better the community, country and world become. I worked while putting myself through college and know how difficult it can be, so I created this foundation to help lessen their burden. As the mother of three daughters I want them to have a positive example of paying it forward and helping others.”

Donating is easy. Just call and they’ll haul! Trash Talkin’ Ladies will collect your ferrous and non-ferrous metals (iron, steel, aluminum cans, aluminum siding, brass and copper) from your home, business or construction site free of charge.

Donations can also be mailed to Eisenman-Sebastian Family Foundation: TTL, P.O. Box 1112, Kennett Square, PA 19348.

Eisenman-Sebastian Family Foundation is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) through Bryn Mawr Trust created to provide financial assistance to students choosing to study Environmental Science at Delaware County Community College and is funded by Trash Talkin’ Ladies with the proceeds from selling ferrous and non-ferrous metals.

For additional information regarding the Eisenman-Sebastian Family Foundation contact Lesley Eisenman at 610-888-6839, info@trashtalkinladies.com or go to their website: http://trashtalkinladies.com