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Detours Urban Bike Bags

TOTO - quintessential urban bike bag Very Urban, very sassy, very easy to use. Looks cool on your ride or on your shoulder. See all TOTO colors and models	TEECO - pannier/backpack shopping Perfect for hands-free shopping, running errands or as a gym or swim bag. See all TEECO colors and models	TOOCAN - urban utility pannier Wide-mouth bag with zipper top to haul your stuff around the block or across town. See all TOOCAN colors and models

Recycling juice boxes into bike bag and supporting a community.
Money from Trash:
...is a ten year old initiative of several women-owned Cooperatives in the Philippines.
...separates garbage at the source - thousands of households, businesses and schools participate.
...recycles, re-uses and composts all collected garbage.
...raises community environmental awareness.
...provides living-wage jobs for Co-Op members.
...funds a community clinic for basic health care for young and old.
...seeds women-owned small businesses with micro loans.
...empowers women to make a difference for their families and their community.
...enables us to make our best-selling urban bike bags in a compelling choice of recycled materials.

Money from Trash is a grassroots effort of several unique, women-owned and operated co-operatives in the Philippines. These co-ops address the needs of their communities by providing a self-help program to clean up and recycle trash to generate well-paying jobs for their members. Money from co-op enterprises is used to fund important community programs such as free health clinics and micro loans to small, women-owned local businesses.

Virtually all households, businesses and schools within the community participate in the recycling effort. Refuse is separated into recyclables, re-usables and bio-degradable/compostable materials at the source and collected weekly. The soft polyethylene juice packs are one of the most common drink packaging found in the Philippines. Mountains of these juice packs are collected at schools and shopping malls, washed, sorted by color and size and then transformed into a wide array of innovative, fun and colorful end products, like some of Detours' Juicy Bike Bags.