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No More Liddering Board Members
Heather Elson
Alison Schroeder
Alison Schroeder
Heather is the Founder and CEO of No More Liddering. Her love of art began at an early age and remains a source of happiness and peace. When making the first 12 foot piece with a group of children and teens, she discovered art not only beautifies spaces, but creates confidence in the hearts and minds making it. When she noticed the mil
Heather is the Founder and CEO of No More Liddering. Her love of art began at an early age and remains a source of happiness and peace. When making the first 12 foot piece with a group of children and teens, she discovered art not only beautifies spaces, but creates confidence in the hearts and minds making it. When she noticed the millions of hard to recycle plastic pieces flooding her donation bins, she decided to start a non-profit which closes the plastic cap loop. More on the board means less in the world!
"I love art, I love people, and I love the earth. I am forever thankful for the hard work of every volunteer artist and lid collector. I really believe change is possible. Just like the art we make, a lot of small changes can make a huge significant impact."- Heather E.
Alison Schroeder
Alison Schroeder
Alison Schroeder
Alison works with the Metro Atlanta community through her work at The Art Barn in Canton, Georgia. She and her daughters have been active with No More Liddering volunteer events since the beginning. Her appreciation for the arts and sustainability stems from her work on a farm that combines both in a way that inspires the public to crea
Alison works with the Metro Atlanta community through her work at The Art Barn in Canton, Georgia. She and her daughters have been active with No More Liddering volunteer events since the beginning. Her appreciation for the arts and sustainability stems from her work on a farm that combines both in a way that inspires the public to create and take care of our earth. Alison’s “yes we can…” attitude is a source of inspiration and encouragement at our events, she is a complete joy to be around.
“I think sustainable art is such a useful tool in getting people to recognize the importance of recycling! It helps people visualize the waste our society creates and can hopefully inspire change.”- Alison S.
Adam Wright
Alison Schroeder
Adam Wright
Adam is a technical advisor at Georgia Tech’s Global Learning Center in Atlanta, Georgia. His enthusiasm led him to present No More Liddering to Georgia Tech’s staff at a Town Hall meeting in 2024. Since then, Heather has installed 5 of her personal pieces across the campus, as well as one permanent installation at the Georgia Tech Commun
Adam is a technical advisor at Georgia Tech’s Global Learning Center in Atlanta, Georgia. His enthusiasm led him to present No More Liddering to Georgia Tech’s staff at a Town Hall meeting in 2024. Since then, Heather has installed 5 of her personal pieces across the campus, as well as one permanent installation at the Georgia Tech Community Garden. Adam’s natural eagerness to help, willingness to try new things and see new perspectives, is a vital asset to our board and to our No More Liddering mission.
“I am a strong believer in utilizing STEM and STEAM in our schools and universities to inspire the next generation to utilize their skills to create new habits and awareness towards upcycling waste.”- Adam W.
Luke Blackwelder
Luke Blackwelder
Luke Blackwelder
Luke’s artistic influence is the main reason No More Liddering designs are successful. Nearly every one of our boards starts with one of his perfect sketches. He has dedicated countless hours to sketching and visualizing Heather’s mental ideas. He is a dad of two, husband, and inspiration to everyone he meets through his compassionate att
Luke’s artistic influence is the main reason No More Liddering designs are successful. Nearly every one of our boards starts with one of his perfect sketches. He has dedicated countless hours to sketching and visualizing Heather’s mental ideas. He is a dad of two, husband, and inspiration to everyone he meets through his compassionate attitude and in his artistic talents.
“I think sustainable art starts to get people thinking about waste in a whole new light. First about what you can do with it, but also about how much of it there is and being mindful of how much waste you're generating as an individual and how to reduce that as much as possible.”- Luke B.
Leslie Pistone
Luke Blackwelder
Luke Blackwelder
Leslie is a Marietta, Georgia native with a big heart, happy spirit, and a stunning artistic talent. She and her family thrift and repurpose old items; No More Liddering is a great outlet for their upcycling roots to shine! Leslie’s artistic talent was showcased at Ray Day 2024 where NML volunteers and over 2,100 patrons helped recreate h
Leslie is a Marietta, Georgia native with a big heart, happy spirit, and a stunning artistic talent. She and her family thrift and repurpose old items; No More Liddering is a great outlet for their upcycling roots to shine! Leslie’s artistic talent was showcased at Ray Day 2024 where NML volunteers and over 2,100 patrons helped recreate her stunning ‘Sunflower’ design in lids.
“Seeing my kids get excited about repurposing things—whether it’s turning an old t-shirt into a tote bag or using bottle caps for an art project—has been especially rewarding. It’s a reminder that sustainability can be fun, hands-on, and a way to bring people together.”- Leslie P.
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