To improve recycling efforts and keep our environment litter-free, the scheme gives Queenslanders a 10 cent refund for each eligible container returned.
Queensland, Australia
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Containers for Change QLD retweeted
Containers for Change. It’s a great program. Cans, stubbies, milk cartons etc are all worth 10c. This was about 3 months worth. Winning. All goes to the grommet. @4ChangeQLD
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
Today we processed our 10 millionth container this morning! Every container processed by our Return-It QLD locations results in residents and communities across south west Qld receiving support. #Thankyou to everyone that supports our Containers for Change deopt!! #communitfirst
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
We are delighted to announce that we have just processed our 9 millionth container under the Containers for Change recycling scheme! Thank you to everyone who has supported us. All funds raised go back into the community through our crisis support and suicide prevention services.
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Ausco's Brisbane office team continue their Containers for Change (@4ChangeQLD) initiative and this time the recipient was @RSPCAQld. Money donated assisted with dog/cat beds, bird toys, handmade enrichment toys and jackets for dogs. 😍
#TeamAusco #community
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
Every eligible bottle & can donated through the Return and Earn (NSW) & Containers for Change (QLD) raises 10c for rural aid. If you have empty cans & bottles, drop them off at a @myTOMRA_AusReverse Vending Machine & select 'donate'. Visit bit.ly/39jc9by for details.
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
Thanks everyone who supported our Drought Relief Appeal and helped raise $14,000 last month! Until 30 April 2020 all net profits from our Containers for Change Depots will go to drought affected communities. Return your bottles & help those in need. Visit bit.ly/2D0XGCJ
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
From now until April 30, 2020 all profits from our Containers for Change Depots will be donated to local farmers and their communities. It's easy you RETURN your containers to us, we will RETURN the profits to drought stricken communities. More info at bit.ly/2D0XGCJ
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
1 billion drink containers returned in the first year of Containers for Change! That’s $100 million back in the pockets of Queenslanders ♻️ 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 #recycling – at Brisbane, Queensland
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
Congrats to @4ChangeQLD for recycling 1 billion containers in the first year! 👏👏👏
That's $100 million back in the community & a lot less rubbish in our waterways.
VIC & TAS are the only states that don't have CDS plans yet.
#ContainersForChange #QLDContainerRefundScheme
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
CONTAINERS FOR CHANGE | Club and Community Members are now able to donate the 10c eligible containers for our Club. Please read below for details how to make sure the credit gets to us.
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Containers for Change QLD retweeted
Local business owners, Jay and Anna, are collecting and donating bottles through #containersforchange on behalf of @HearandSay. To create change for children and families impacted by hearing loss use the code C10087316 when donating your containers at your local collection centre
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
Through the Container Refund Scheme, Rolleston State School returned a whopping 50,000 containers to their local Emerald Depot. Keep up the good work Rolleston State School! Read all about their returns here #returnit #containersforchange
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Containers for Change QLD retweeted
Throwing out your water bottles is essentially throwing away $$. Head to your local refund point to return your water bottles for a 10-cent refund. Make change for good today! #returnit #containersforchange #itmakescents
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
Fantastic results! Half a billion containers have now been returned through Containers for Change and more than 640 jobs have been created since the scheme started last November.
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You won't believe it... half a billion containers returned through the Scheme. 😱 Cheers to that, #Queensland! #ContainersforChange #QLDContainerRefundScheme #Recycling
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
Sitting on his throne of eligible containers, 7-year-old Bailey is setting a great example for the rest of the community by keeping Queensland clean and green! Keep up the good work, Bailey! #returnit #containersforchange
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
A new Containers for Change depot is opening at Urangan in Hervey Bay on Monday! This will be a great site, providing more local jobs and recycling opportunities. I popped in today to see it for myself and speak to Joel from U Can Recycle and the staff. containersforchange.com.au
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Recycling industry demands federal action as mountains of rubbish build up abc.net.au/news/2019-04-14/r… via @abcnews
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
Recycle for wildlife! ♻️ Through Queensland’s Containers for Change scheme you can recycle drink containers and donate the 10-cent refund to conservation. Simply use our charity number C10002648 when dropping off containers at collection points. Let’s create a litter-free world!
Containers for Change QLD retweeted
Carinity #Fassifern Community Centre is doing its part to increase #recycling after registering with Containers for Change. Community members can drop off eligible containers to the recycling bay at 4 Little High Street in Boonah. Phone 5463 2769 @TheGuardianAU @BeaudesertTimes
