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The Greenhouse Project is a social enterprise that grows and harvests plants, herbs, and vegetables while providing vocational training for individuals on the autism spectrum.
ReLove provides home furnishings to people in crisis, offering furniture and essential household items to help rebuild homes and support those in need.
The Sydney Library of Things accepts donations of tools, appliances, and useful household items to promote sharing, sustainability, and reduce waste.
Opticycle is Specsavers’ glasses recycling program, helping reduce waste by collecting and redistributing used eyewear to people in need.
Planet Ark promotes sustainable living by providing recycling programs and resources to help individuals and businesses reduce waste and protect the environment.
Aims to recycle and redeploy bicycles, e-bikes, and scooters, supporting environmental sustainability and community transportation needs.
Offers free recycling programs for hard-to-recycle household waste, providing multiple options to reduce landfill contributions.
Australia’s complete recycling solution for used medicinal blister packs. Over 870 drop-off points nationwide help reduce medical waste impact.
Accepts fabrics, patterns, patchwork, embroidery materials, knitting and crochet yarn, haberdashery in good condition while providing employment for people with disability.
Accepts book, CD, DVD, and puzzle donations to support Lifeline services. Items must be clean and in good condition.
A service handling item resale, including listing, negotiations, and collection, ensuring unwanted items find a home instead of landfill.
Provides home furnishings to people in crisis, offering furniture and household essentials to rebuild homes and support those in need.
Accepts pet essentials like towels, food bowls, and toys for rescued animals and pets in need. Helps support homeless pet owners. Donations can be left inside the lower gate at 18 Ida Ave Mosman NSW 2088.
Accepts quilt covers, sheets, and towels for recycling at Sheridan boutique stores to promote sustainable textile waste reduction.
Accepts most types of shoes for recycling, except heels, boots, and steel caps. Available at all Rebel Sport store locations.
Zara stores collect used packaged clothing for reuse, redistribution, or recycling through their global textile waste initiative.
Provides warm clothing, underwear, toiletries, and essential items for homeless individuals through ongoing donation programs.
Recycles damaged clothing into sustainable materials used for packaging, furniture, and insulation, reducing environmental textile waste.
Donate pre-loved items to 25 locally-owned op shops in remote First Nations communities to support sustainable shopping and employment.
Donates second-hand clothing directly to homeless individuals in Sydney, ensuring they receive essential everyday clothing for warmth and comfort.
Provides donated formal wear to high school students in care, helping them attend their school formals with dignity and confidence.
Accepts high-end second-hand clothing, furniture, toiletries and men’s accessories to give to individuals facing mental health challenges.
Accepts any brand of used clothing at stores. Rewear, reuse, or recycle donated garments to reduce textile waste impact.
Recycles e-waste, soft plastics, batteries, and other hard-to-recycle items through local council collection programs and Recycle Smart initiatives.
Accepts pre-loved and new nursery furniture, prams, baby clothes, and essentials to support families facing financial difficulties and hardship.
A recycling program for hard-to-recycle household items like plastic bottle tops, beauty products, toothpaste tubes, blister packs and bread tags, thereby reducing landfill.
A toy recycling program reducing landfill. Collection bins are available in every BIG W store to donate pre-loved toys.
