Tiny Greens of Urbana, IL is looking for sources of used fryer vegetable oil for an ongoing recycling project that will benefit the environment in many ways. This project will:
      > Promote the use of alternative, renewable energy sources,
      > Decrease the amount of toxic pollution released into the air,
      > Reduce our dependency on foreign oil, and
      > Provide a source of knowledge for others wanting to make a difference

And you can help us accomplish this while we provide a free oil pick-up service to you.

1st Allow us to examine your used oil (for free) to determine if it will work for this project.

2nd You purchase a 200 gallon tank for $219 and we will label it as your property, and place it next to your dumpster, where it will be convenient.

3rd We continue to maintain, empty, and clean out the tank (for free) year-round.

Then, all you have to do is call us a few days before the tank fills up and we’ll schedule a pick-up. When we come to collect the oil we will keep the place clean and tidy. At least once a year, we will thoroughly clean out your tank of any residual build-up. If you are concerned about vandalism, we can install a locking feature on he tank for a small fee.

For over 10 years, Tiny Greens has helped fund innovative environmental projects like this one. Our farm serves as an example of sound ecological practices, including off-he-grid water sourcing and recycling, waste & water treatment, composting, organic farming, active solar electricity, passive solar heat, energy efficient construction methods, and more.

Please consider this opportunity to help the Earth in a concrete and meaningful way. By donating your used oil to Tiny Greens, you will be adding fuel to a grassroots environmental movement occurring right here in Urbana!

Our aim with this project is to build a database of knowledge about modern diesel-to-vegetable-oil conversions for automobiles and electric generators. With his we can provide others with practical information about how to perform inexpensive conversions on their own diesel vehicles and generators.

Please help us be part of a positive change and pass this along.
Bill Bagby
CEO of Tiny Greens Organic Farm