START COLLECTING
At school
Learn about the environment, make recycling a daily activity, and create a fundraising goal to help your community.
At work
Set up a 10¢ container bin and encourage your team to get involved. You can even choose to donate your refund to a good cause.
At events
Reduce your event's impact and earn much needed funds by collecting 10¢ containers at your events.
For your charity
Every 10¢ counts! 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 local area
Container Exchange Points lets people dispose of their 10¢ containers while they're out and about.
COLLECTION SERVICES FOR YOUR ORGANISATION
There are many refund points who can team up with your organisation to collect your 10¢ containers for you.
Use the link below to find a collection partner. Set the search to Depot and contact a refund point in your area. They'll be happy to discuss your organisation's collection goals, logistics and fees, and any other ways they may be able to provide support.
WA CONTAINER SAVERS
Across Western Australia, local container savers are making big differences in their community, while helping the environment.
BEACONSFIELD PRIMARY TURNS CONTAINERS IN PLAYGROUNDS
A new nature play area, native plantings and 30,000 10¢ containers saved from landfill — these are just some of the things Beaconsfield Primary School has created since they started fundraising through Containers for Change just twenty months ago.
HUDSON HAS SAVED OVER 10,000 CONTAINERS FROM THE FILL
Over 1.5 billion containers have been recycled through Containers for Change, putting $150 million back into the pockets of Western Australians — including 10-year-old Hudson from Baldivis.
EDNA IS USING 10¢ CONTAINERS TO CHANGE LIVES
Like many Western Australians, Edna Walter uses Containers for Change to fundraise for a school. The difference? For this Heathridge container saver, the school she is supporting with her recycling efforts is on an entirely different continent!