Containers for Change offers a range of simple, effective ways for Queensland schools to raise funds and promote recycling - with container refunds going straight back to your P&C, P&F, or chosen cause.
THE CONTAINERS FOR CHANGE SCHOOLS PROGRAM
Our school-based program helps Queensland schools raise money through container recycling while educating the next generation about sustainability and responsible waste management.
When your school signs up, you’ll receive everything you need to start making change.
JOIN OTHER SCHOOLS MAKING CHANGE
Here’s why we think you’ll love the program:

Free resources
Receive access to our online toolkit for marketing and education resources.

Free bins
Free 120L Containers for Change wheelie bins to use in school areas and at all school-based events.

Free collection
Connect school to local Containers for Change operator for complimentary container collection.
DONATION POINTS
Eligible state schools in South East Queensland can now apply for a secure, community-accessible donation point via P&C Queensland.
These 24/7 bag drop stations allow students, families, staff and local community members to donate their 10-cent containers directly to the school’s P&C - making fundraising easy, year-round.
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REGISTER YOUR SCHOOL TODAY
Want to get your primary school involved in the free Containers for Change environmental education program? Register your interest below and we’ll be in contact with further details.

FUNDRAISING SUCCESS STORIES
Schools across Queensland have been making change while raising valuable funds for their local communities.

2021 Schools Champion
2021 Containers for Change Schools champions from Pacific Lutheran College on the Sunshine Coast have been cleaning up their local beach and finding creative solutions for recycling at their school, supported through the educational resources from Containers for Change.

Meet the Change Makers
Find out how Tanduringie State School and their local community have turned empty containers into valuable resources for their students.