Why people all over Alabama throw parties for pop tabs—start collecting now
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Twist, pop, plink—one more soda pop tab goes into a collection box for Ronald McDonald House Alabama, and the person who dropped it feels even better about their beverage.
Of course, it doesn’t have to be a soda; it could be anything in a can, from sparkling water to energy drinks to beer. It’s the pop tabs that count, adding up to big bucks once recycled for cash, usually around $10,000 annually.
The money is then donated to cover needs at the House, where families with sick or injured children find a home away from home when their little ones receive care at nearby Birmingham hospitals.
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