Interchange Recycling has announced the recipients of its annual Tomorrow Grant program. Launched in 2025, the program awards two $2,500 scholarships as part of Interchange Recycling’s investment in students whose studies and training connect to environmental stewardship and responsible industry practices across BC and the Yukon. This year’s recipients are Joseph Rahmani of Vancouver, an incoming student in the Master of Food and Resource Economics program at the University of British Columbia, and Yuvraj Purba of Delta, who is entering the Heavy Duty Mechanic program at the British Columbia Institute of Technology. The grant provides practical, financial support to help recipients focus on their studies and long-term career goals. By investing in students today, Interchange Recycling reinforces its dedication to engaging and inspiring youth, while promoting responsible recycling practices throughout BC and the Yukon. For more information, visit: interchangerecycling.com.
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