G.R.E.E.N. PROGRAMS

Grant-funded Recycling Events in Neighborhoods

While electronic and universal waste are items that we accept, some residents may not have the means to drop off materials directly at the Hub. Our G.R.E.E.N. events work to improve the equity of recycling in our region by holding collections directly in the neighborhoods we're serving. Through the generosity of our sponsors and the hard work of our staff, we are able provide low-income neighborhoods an accessible way to recycle electronic waste of all kinds by removing the barriers of transportation and recycling fees.

A graphic about April 2023 e-waste recycling for Lower Price Hill, showing 449 pounds recycled, funded by Deeper Roots Coffee, with a recycling symbol and E-WASTE label.
An infographic highlighting a recycling achievement for October 2023 in Lincoln Heights, showing 4,232 pounds of e-waste recycled and diverted from landfill, funded by a grant from Accenture and Avon Charities, with a green and white color scheme and an e-waste recycling symbol.
Infographic showing that in May 2024, 10,490 pounds of e-waste were recycled and diverted from landfills in neighborhoods of Price Hill, Riverside, and Sedamsville, funded by Duke Energy Foundation.
September 2024 e-waste recycling report card showing 8,092 pounds of e-waste recycled from neighborhoods served including Camp Washington, Cumminsville, and Fairmount. The report indicates funding from Duke Energy Foundation and State Farm.
Group of people working together at a recycling event, sorting and collecting items from vehicles, outdoors with trees and tents.
Group of volunteers in lime green vests collecting electronic waste at a recycling event in an outdoor parking lot, loading items into cars and handling wires and devices.