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A-Z Guide to Recycling and Waste in Boroondaraa-z
Art and Craft
discountcraftsupplies.com.au
art and craft are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →rat.org.au
art and craft are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Baby gates
biggrouphug.org
Unused baby gates can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →ourvillage.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →Baby-related
Bags and Backpacks
backpacks4vickids.org.au
Unused bags and backpacks can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The Boroondara Council provides clear guidance on how to donate, repair, reuse, or recycle bags and backpacks. Many pieces can be passed on to local charities or community organisations, and the council highlights where to take items that are still in usable condition. For items that are broken or beyond repair, council resources explain safe disposal and recycling options so they don’t end up in landfill unnecessarily. These programs help residents reduce waste while supporting local reuse networks.
Read more →sharethedignity.org.au
Unused bags and backpacks can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →sharethedignity.org.au
Unused bags and backpacks can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Balloons
terracycle.com
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Bikes
wecycle-melbourne.com
bikes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →back2bikes.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →bicyclerecyclers.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →bicycles-for-humanity.org
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →bikes4life.com.au
bikes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →brainwavebikes.org.au
Unused bikes can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →communitybikehub.com.au
bikes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →thebikeshed.org.au
Unused bikes can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →99bikes.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →bicyclerecycle.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The safe disposal of household items is a key environmental priority, and Boroondara’s resources explain how to manage bikes responsibly. Residents can learn about council-supported drop‑off locations, collection events, and repair options that might extend the life of an item. The guidance also clarifies what should never go in kerbside bins, ensuring hazardous materials are handled properly.
Read more →decathlon.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →drcrankys.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →facebook.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →recyclebiketyres.com
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →vacro.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Blankets (including doonas and quilts)
300blankets.org.au
Unused blankets (including doonas and quilts) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →biggrouphug.org
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →dogshome.com
blankets (including doonas and quilts) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →easternemergency.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →lortsmith.com
Unused blankets (including doonas and quilts) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →rimern.org.au
blankets (including doonas and quilts) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →rotarydistrict9800.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →saveadog.org.au
blankets (including doonas and quilts) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →upparel.com.au
Unused blankets (including doonas and quilts) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →vic.rspca.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →startingoverdogrescue.org.au
Unused blankets (including doonas and quilts) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →youmatter.org.au
Unused blankets (including doonas and quilts) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Blister packs
pharmacycle.com.au
blister packs are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Books (and magazines)
123read2me.org.au
Unused books (and magazines) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →bookgrocer.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →booksbehindbars.com.au
Unused books (and magazines) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →foresthillcommunityspace.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →kewhistoricalsociety.org.au
Unused books (and magazines) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →ltfoundation.com.au
Unused books (and magazines) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →streetlibrary.org.au
books (and magazines) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →backpacks4vickids.org.au
Unused books (and magazines) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →brotherhoodbooks.org.au
Unused books (and magazines) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →facebook.com
books (and magazines) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →facebook.com
Unused books (and magazines) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →fijibookdrive.org
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Bras
cfra.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →supportthegirls.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →supportthegirls.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Builders Waste
smartresourcesgroup.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →CDs/Records
discountcraftsupplies.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →dixons.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →rat.org.au
cds/records are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →officeworks.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →Camping equipment (esp. sleeping bags and tents)
decathlon.com.au
Unused camping equipment (esp. sleeping bags and tents) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Candles
Car seats (children)
babybunting.com.au
Unused car seats (children) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Cat/dog/pet beds
dogshome.com
Unused cat/dog/pet beds can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →lortsmith.com
cat/dog/pet beds are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →saveadog.org.au
Unused cat/dog/pet beds can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →upparel.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →vic.rspca.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →petsofthehomeless.org.au
cat/dog/pet beds are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Children’s clothing
bchs.org.au
Unused children’s clothing can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →biggrouphug.org
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →msfin.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →thegenerositycollective.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →upparel.com.au
children’s clothing are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →after.net.au
Unused children’s clothing can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →backpacks4vickids.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The Boroondara Council provides clear guidance on how to donate, repair, reuse, or recycle children’s clothing. Many pieces can be passed on to local charities or community organisations, and the council highlights where to take items that are still in usable condition. For items that are broken or beyond repair, council resources explain safe disposal and recycling options so they don’t end up in landfill unnecessarily. These programs help residents reduce waste while supporting local reuse networks.
Read more →decathlon.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →ourvillage.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →zara.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →www2.hm.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →Clothing
bchs.org.au
Unused clothing can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →biggrouphug.org
clothing are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →msfin.org.au
Unused clothing can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →backpacks4vickids.org.au
clothing are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →ourvillage.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →Coat Hangers
ashburtoncc.org.au
coat hangers are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Contact lens blister packs
opticycle.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →recyclesmart.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →specsavers.com.au
contact lens blister packs are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Corks (natural)
ashburtoncc.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →facebook.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →Crockery (chipped)
Curtains and blinds
blindconcepts.net.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →thecurtainexchange.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →upparel.com.au
Unused curtains and blinds can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →DVDs
discountcraftsupplies.com.au
dvds are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →rat.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →officeworks.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Drink bottles and cups
frankgreen.com.au
Unused drink bottles and cups can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →EPI-Pens
cfra.org.au
Unused epi-pens can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →returnmed.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Fabric
afittingconnection.com.au
Unused fabric can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Fishing Gear
zoo.org.au
fishing gear are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Foreign Coins
commbank.com.au
foreign coins are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →unicef.org.au
foreign coins are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Furniture
bchs.org.au
furniture are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →biggrouphug.org
furniture are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →easternemergency.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →rimern.org.au
furniture are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →rotarydistrict9800.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →youmatter.org.au
Unused furniture can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Glasses (spectacles)
ashburtoncc.org.au
glasses (spectacles) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →lionsclubs.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →Golf balls
golfballrecycling.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Golf clubs/carts
Handbags
fittedforwork.org
handbags are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →southeastmelbourne.dressforsuccess.org
Unused handbags can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →web.groomedtogo.org
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
Clothing and textiles have many reuse pathways, and the council offers practical information on keeping handbags out of landfill. Their guidance includes where to donate wearable items, how to repurpose fabrics for household use, and where to take damaged textiles for specialised recycling. These resources support a more sustainable approach to material waste.
Read more →readyset.org.au
Unused handbags can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Hearing aid parts
ashburtoncc.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →soundfair.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The Boroondara Council provides clear guidance on how to donate, repair, reuse, or recycle hearing aid parts. Many pieces can be passed on to local charities or community organisations, and the council highlights where to take items that are still in usable condition. For items that are broken or beyond repair, council resources explain safe disposal and recycling options so they don’t end up in landfill unnecessarily. These programs help residents reduce waste while supporting local reuse networks.
Read more →Household (general)
friendswithdignity.org.au
Unused household (general) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →youmatter.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →Illegal Items
Illegal and Restricted Items Index
A simple guide outlining which items can’t be rehomed through BHRR, including legally prohibited goods, Facebook-restricted items and items that pose safety risks. Use this index to check whether your item is allowed before posting.
Read more →Instruments (musical)
acmf.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →guitarsgatheringdust.com
Unused instruments (musical) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →pizzicatoeffect.org
instruments (musical) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Instruments (musical)
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →Instruments (musical) Council resource
Clothing and textiles have many reuse pathways, and the council offers practical information on keeping instruments (musical) out of landfill. Their guidance includes where to donate wearable items, how to repurpose fabrics for household use, and where to take damaged textiles for specialised recycling. These resources support a more sustainable approach to material waste.
Read more →Jars (Glass)
facebook.com
Unused jars (glass) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Jewellery
boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The safe disposal of household items is a key environmental priority, and Boroondara’s resources explain how to manage jewellery responsibly. Residents can learn about council-supported drop‑off locations, collection events, and repair options that might extend the life of an item. The guidance also clarifies what should never go in kerbside bins, ensuring hazardous materials are handled properly.
Read more →zara.com
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Kitchen & home appliances
espressofix.com.au
Unused kitchen & home appliances can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →mikeandthemechanicals.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →thereconnectproject.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The Boroondara Council provides clear guidance on how to donate, repair, reuse, or recycle kitchen & home appliances. Many pieces can be passed on to local charities or community organisations, and the council highlights where to take items that are still in usable condition. For items that are broken or beyond repair, council resources explain safe disposal and recycling options so they don’t end up in landfill unnecessarily. These programs help residents reduce waste while supporting local reuse networks.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The safe disposal of household items is a key environmental priority, and Boroondara’s resources explain how to manage kitchen & home appliances responsibly. Residents can learn about council-supported drop‑off locations, collection events, and repair options that might extend the life of an item. The guidance also clarifies what should never go in kerbside bins, ensuring hazardous materials are handled properly.
Read more →Light globes
boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The Boroondara Council provides clear guidance on how to donate, repair, reuse, or recycle light globes. Many pieces can be passed on to local charities or community organisations, and the council highlights where to take items that are still in usable condition. For items that are broken or beyond repair, council resources explain safe disposal and recycling options so they don’t end up in landfill unnecessarily. These programs help residents reduce waste while supporting local reuse networks.
Read more →ikea.com
light globes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Magnets – ONLY advertising fridge magnets
ONLY advertising fridge magnets – packshare.com.au
magnets – only advertising fridge magnets are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Make-up
avaloncentre.org.au
Unused make-up can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →fittedforwork.org
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →supportthegirls.com.au
make-up are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →backpacks4vickids.org.au
Unused make-up can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →elbh.org.au
make-up are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →pinchapoo.org.au
make-up are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Mattress
How to Recycle a Mattress (Properly) — What Goes Where, Costs, and Best Options
Mattress recycling keeps steel, timber, and foam out of landfill. Learn the best options, fees, and how to prepare your mattress for pickup or drop-off.
Read more →Mattresses
bedcollect.com.au
Unused mattresses can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →softlanding.com.au
Unused mattresses can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →themattressrecyclingcompany.com.au
Unused mattresses can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The Boroondara Council provides clear guidance on how to donate, repair, reuse, or recycle mattresses. Many pieces can be passed on to local charities or community organisations, and the council highlights where to take items that are still in usable condition. For items that are broken or beyond repair, council resources explain safe disposal and recycling options so they don’t end up in landfill unnecessarily. These programs help residents reduce waste while supporting local reuse networks.
Read more →ecosa.com.au
Unused mattresses can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Medicines
insulinforlife.org.au
medicines are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →medicalpantry.org
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →returnmed.com.au
Unused medicines can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →pharmacycle.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Men’s clothing and shoes
avaloncentre.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →cfra.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →offyourback.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →upparel.com.au
men’s clothing and shoes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →web.groomedtogo.org
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →after.net.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The Boroondara Council provides clear guidance on how to donate, repair, reuse, or recycle men’s clothing and shoes. Many pieces can be passed on to local charities or community organisations, and the council highlights where to take items that are still in usable condition. For items that are broken or beyond repair, council resources explain safe disposal and recycling options so they don’t end up in landfill unnecessarily. These programs help residents reduce waste while supporting local reuse networks.
Read more →decathlon.com.au
men’s clothing and shoes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →readyset.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →zara.com
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →www2.hm.com
Unused men’s clothing and shoes can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Milk bottle lids
Mobile phones
mobilemuster.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →dvsafephone.org
Unused mobile phones can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →zoo.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Mobility aids
activerehab.net.au
Unused mobility aids can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →rotaryprahran.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →facebook.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →Music (Sheet music)
Nappies
bowenstreet.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →babybunting.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →thenappycollective.com
Unused nappies can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Office Supplies
ashburtoncc.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →ltfoundation.com.au
office supplies are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →packshare.com.au
office supplies are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →greencollect.org
Unused office supplies can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Oral Hygiene products
Packaging
packshare.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The Boroondara Council provides clear guidance on how to donate, repair, reuse, or recycle packaging. Many pieces can be passed on to local charities or community organisations, and the council highlights where to take items that are still in usable condition. For items that are broken or beyond repair, council resources explain safe disposal and recycling options so they don’t end up in landfill unnecessarily. These programs help residents reduce waste while supporting local reuse networks.
Read more →facebook.com
packaging are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →facebook.com
packaging are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Paint (for domestic use)
paintback.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →sustainability.vic.gov.au Council resource
The safe disposal of household items is a key environmental priority, and Boroondara’s resources explain how to manage paint (for domestic use) responsibly. Residents can learn about council-supported drop‑off locations, collection events, and repair options that might extend the life of an item. The guidance also clarifies what should never go in kerbside bins, ensuring hazardous materials are handled properly.
Read more →Pens/markers
packshare.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →officeworks.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Pet food bags
rspcavic.org
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →petstock.com.au
pet food bags are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Pianos
avasbarnfindsandcurios.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →pianosrecycled.eco
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →Pillows and doonas/bedding/
Plant pots (plastic)
bunnings.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Plastic containers and lids
decor.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Pots and Pans
kitchenwarehouse.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →Power tools
rotarydik.org
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The safe disposal of household items is a key environmental priority, and Boroondara’s resources explain how to manage power tools responsibly. Residents can learn about council-supported drop‑off locations, collection events, and repair options that might extend the life of an item. The guidance also clarifies what should never go in kerbside bins, ensuring hazardous materials are handled properly.
Read more →Prams and strollers
bchs.org.au
prams and strollers are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →biggrouphug.org
Unused prams and strollers can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →msfin.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →ourvillage.org.au
prams and strollers are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →No items available yet.
Records
Rugs
rimern.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →trakstextiles.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →School Uniforms
bobstewart.com.au
school uniforms are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Scrap metal
scrappys.com.au
Unused scrap metal can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The Boroondara Council provides clear guidance on how to donate, repair, reuse, or recycle scrap metal. Many pieces can be passed on to local charities or community organisations, and the council highlights where to take items that are still in usable condition. For items that are broken or beyond repair, council resources explain safe disposal and recycling options so they don’t end up in landfill unnecessarily. These programs help residents reduce waste while supporting local reuse networks.
Read more →facebook.com
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Sewing supplies (including sewing machines, fabric and haberdashery)
boomerangbags.org
sewing supplies (including sewing machines, fabric and haberdashery) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →creativecommunityspace.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →secondstitch.org.au
sewing supplies (including sewing machines, fabric and haberdashery) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Shoes
avaloncentre.org.au
shoes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →bata.net.au
Unused shoes can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →fittedforwork.org
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →frankie4.com
shoes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →havaianas.com.au
shoes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →southeastmelbourne.dressforsuccess.org
shoes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →treadlightly.asga.com.au
shoes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →upparel.com.au
shoes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →web.groomedtogo.org
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →bootsforall.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
Clothing and textiles have many reuse pathways, and the council offers practical information on keeping shoes out of landfill. Their guidance includes where to donate wearable items, how to repurpose fabrics for household use, and where to take damaged textiles for specialised recycling. These resources support a more sustainable approach to material waste.
Read more →cssm.com.au
shoes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →decathlon.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →readyset.org.au
shoes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →rebelsport.com.au
Unused shoes can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →replay.charity
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →rmf.world
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →terracycle.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →theathletesfoot.com.au
shoes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Sports clothes
boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The safe disposal of household items is a key environmental priority, and Boroondara’s resources explain how to manage sports clothes responsibly. Residents can learn about council-supported drop‑off locations, collection events, and repair options that might extend the life of an item. The guidance also clarifies what should never go in kerbside bins, ensuring hazardous materials are handled properly.
Read more →decathlon.com.au
sports clothes are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Sports equipment (including sports balls and ski gear)
msisport.com.au
sports equipment (including sports balls and ski gear) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →bootsforall.org.au
Unused sports equipment (including sports balls and ski gear) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →decathlon.com.au
sports equipment (including sports balls and ski gear) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →fairgame.org.au
Unused sports equipment (including sports balls and ski gear) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →replay.charity
sports equipment (including sports balls and ski gear) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →rmf.world
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →Stamps (postage)
victas.uca.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →Stationery
packshare.com.au
stationery are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →backpacks4vickids.org.au
stationery are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →officeworks.com.au
stationery are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →officeworks.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Textiles (end of life)
creativecommunityspace.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →limitlessrecycling.com.au
Unused textiles (end of life) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →scrg.com.au
Unused textiles (end of life) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →teamjake.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →upparel.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →after.net.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →google.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →google.com
textiles (end of life) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →google.com
Unused textiles (end of life) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →google.com
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →kathmandu.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →paddypallin.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →rebelsport.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →sheridan.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →zara.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →www2.hm.com
textiles (end of life) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Toiletries
terracycle.com
Unused toiletries can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Toys
bchs.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →biggrouphug.org
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →backpacks4vickids.org.au
toys are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →bigw.com.au
toys are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
The Boroondara Council provides clear guidance on how to donate, repair, reuse, or recycle toys. Many pieces can be passed on to local charities or community organisations, and the council highlights where to take items that are still in usable condition. For items that are broken or beyond repair, council resources explain safe disposal and recycling options so they don’t end up in landfill unnecessarily. These programs help residents reduce waste while supporting local reuse networks.
Read more →facebook.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →ourvillage.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →test
towels
avaloncentre.org.au
towels are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →creativecommunityspace.com.au
towels are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →easternemergency.org.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →rimern.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →texrecaus.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →upparel.com.au
towels are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →after.net.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →gokindly.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →sheridan.com.au
towels are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →youmatter.org.au
towels are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Underwear
underwearforhumanity.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →Uniforms (corporate and trade)
assembledthreads.com
uniforms (corporate and trade) are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Uniforms (school and sports)
kitaidaustralia.com
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →rmf.world
Unused uniforms (school and sports) can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →Vacuum cleaners
harrycanfixit.com.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
Clothing and textiles have many reuse pathways, and the council offers practical information on keeping vacuum cleaners out of landfill. Their guidance includes where to donate wearable items, how to repurpose fabrics for household use, and where to take damaged textiles for specialised recycling. These resources support a more sustainable approach to material waste.
Read more →Wetsuits
terracycle.com
wetsuits are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →Women’s clothing
dressfordignity.org.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →fittedforwork.org
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →offyourback.com.au
Unused women’s clothing can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →southeastmelbourne.dressforsuccess.org
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →thegenerositycollective.org.au
women’s clothing are easy to reuse, and many organisations rely on donated items to support learning, creativity, and community programs. This resource outlines where to donate items in good condition, and what to do with pieces that are too worn to pass on. You’ll also find information on recycling options for damaged materials. Donating and recycling correctly helps reduce waste and supports local initiatives.
Read more →upparel.com.au
Unused women’s clothing can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →web.groomedtogo.org
Unused women’s clothing can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →after.net.au
Electronic waste is growing rapidly, but much of it can be repaired, reused, or properly recycled. This resource guides you to safe drop‑off points, donation programs for working devices, and specialised recyclers who extract reusable materials responsibly. By following these pathways, you help prevent hazardous components from entering landfill and support a more sustainable approach to technology use.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
Clothing and textiles have many reuse pathways, and the council offers practical information on keeping women’s clothing out of landfill. Their guidance includes where to donate wearable items, how to repurpose fabrics for household use, and where to take damaged textiles for specialised recycling. These resources support a more sustainable approach to material waste.
Read more →decathlon.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →kathmandu.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →paddypallin.com.au
Unused women’s clothing can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →readyset.org.au
Unused women’s clothing can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →rebelsport.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →zara.com
Unused women’s clothing can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →www2.hm.com
Unused women’s clothing can inspire creativity in schools, community centres, and local makers — they don’t need to end up in the bin. This resource explains where you can donate supplies that still have life left in them, and also highlights programs that repurpose or recycle materials that can’t be used directly. It’s a simple way to clear space at home, support creative initiatives, and keep valuable materials circulating within the community.
Read more →X-rays
i-med.com.au
Bikes can often be repaired, restored, or passed on to someone who needs one. This resource helps you find places that accept donations in good working order, as well as workshops and community programs that specialise in repairs or refurbishments. If a bike can’t be saved, you’ll also find guidance on responsible recycling so valuable materials don’t go to waste. These services make it easier to reduce landfill while supporting sustainable transport in the community.
Read more →boroondara.vic.gov.au Council resource
Clothing and textiles have many reuse pathways, and the council offers practical information on keeping x-rays out of landfill. Their guidance includes where to donate wearable items, how to repurpose fabrics for household use, and where to take damaged textiles for specialised recycling. These resources support a more sustainable approach to material waste.
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