As one of only a handful of nonprofit recyclers in the United States, we work to take the data and experiences from our operations and apply it to our policy and advocacy work. Working in collaboration with community partners, we are advancing systems changes to ensure recycling serves to promote a zero-waste future that prioritizes waste reduction and reuse systems.
Deceptive labeling impacts our operations daily at Eureka. Companies will often label something as recyclable causing it to end up
While our plastic production and pollution crisis can feel very overwhelming, there are actions we can take that will make
Join us on Wednesday, July 3st, at 2pm CT for the film screening and discussion. Reduce, reuse, then recycle: this
Katie Drews
Co-President
Eureka Recycling is a founding member of the Alliance of Mission-Based Recyclers (AMBR), a coalition founded by four of the original pioneers of mission-driven, community-based nonprofit recycling in the U.S. Together we are guiding new recycling policies and infrastructure investments to rebuild credible, transparent recycling systems that serve as a bridge toward a circular economy and just, resilient local communities.
