From the footy club to Crab Fest
Schools, cafes, clubs, festivals, offices and mine sites – Western Australians are saving containers just about everywhere. Here’s how to start collecting.
At school
Learn about the environment, make recycling a daily activity, and create fundraising goals to help your school.
At work
Set up a 10¢ container bin and encourage your team to get involved. You can choose to donate your refund to a good cause.
At events
Reduce your environmental impact and earn funds by collecting 10¢ containers at your events.
For your charity
By collecting containers, charities and their supporters can raise much needed funds to support their causes.
For your community group
Raise funds for your community group or local club, while helping the environment.
For your mine site
Save containers at your mine site. No matter how big or small your organisation is, there's something you can do.
Need bins, signage or posters?
Everything you need to set your group up is in the Containers for Change shop - bins, bags, signage and collection kits. And our fundraising resources are free to download: posters, flyers, social tiles and how-to guides.
Getting set up is easy
From bins to posters to a Containers for Change Collection, it has never been easier to collect and return your 10¢ containers.
1. Set up your collection bins
Find everything you need to get started, through the Containers for Change online shop
2. Advertise with our free, printable resources
Download posters and flyers to help promote your collection point.
Group Success Stories
Across Western Australia, local container savers are making big differences in their community, while helping the environment.
30,000 containers, one new play area
Beaconsfield Primary funded a nature play area and native plantings in under two years.
RAC rolls out 100 bins at Monkey Mia
Container bins across the site, with the refunds going to local charities.
From Heathridge to Kenya
Using WA containers to fund a school for homeless children 8,000 kilometres away