OUR PARTNERS

Downstream. Uplifting.

The Hub is an aggregate facility. We accept a wide variety of materials from area businesses or residents and we have the proper outlets in place for all of those needs. And rest assured that our downstream partners are throughly vetted and certified partners. We do the legwork so you can feel comfortable that your materials are truly being reused or recycled. Some of our many partners are listed below. If you have any questions about where our materials go, you can read more on our blog or send us an email.

  • Blue Jeans Go Green

    Material
    Denim (95% cotton)

  • Brightmark

    Material
    #2 HDPE, #4 LDPE, #5 PP, #6 PS, #7 OTHER, and No # rigid plastics (including unwrapped straws and utensils, bicycle helmets, gas cans and liquid pesticide containers), flexible film, food and colored EPS (styrofoam), flexible foam and sheets.

    Result
    Fuels, plastic pellets

    More info
    brightmark.com

  • Call2Recycle

    Material
    Batteries (non-lithium)

  • Cirba Solutions

    Material
    Lithium batteries

  • Cincinnati Animal Care

    Material
    Cardboard tubes, prescription pill bottles

    Result
    Reuse

  • Close the Loop

    Material
    Unusable office supplies (pens, pencils, markers, etc.), unusable binders, beauty and personal care items, unusable eyewear and eyewear cases.

    Result
    Multiple outcomes

    Certifications
    ISO 9001:2023, ISO 14001:2023, ISO 45001:2023, Ecovadis Silver Rating, Responsible Recycling (R2)

  • Curie Environmental Services

    Material
    Ionization smoke detectors

  • D6 Inc.

    Material
    #1 PET transparent thermoforms

  • Dress for Success

    Material
    Women's professional style footwear in very good to excellent condition

    Result
    Reuse by those in need.

  • Eco Development

    Material
    Clean white EPS (styrofoam)

  • First Alert/Residio

    Material
    Photoelectric smoke detectors

  • Got Sneakers?

    Material
    Athletic shoes in any condition

  • GoZero

    Material
    #7 rigid plastic

  • GreenDisk

    Material
    CDs, DVDs, cassette tapes, video tapes, floppy disks, ink and toner cartridges, and electronic media cases

  • IT Supply Solutions

    Material
    Printers, flat-panel displays (flatscreen TVs/monitors), CPUs, and mixed electronics.

  • Lighting Resources

    Material
    Light bulbs and ballasts

  • Lumberjack Pallet Recycling

    Material
    Broken pallets

    Result
    Rebuilt pallets

  • Matthew 25 Ministries

    Material
    Cleaned and sanitized #5 PP pill bottles, wrapped straws, wrapped utensils, small medical supplies, reusable 3-ring binders, and prescription glasses.

    Result
    Reuse for those in need

  • New Life Furniture Bank

    Material
    Assorted household electronics (dropped off as “broken” and repaired by our Tinker Team)

  • NexTrex

    Material
    Store drop-off soft flexible plastics

    Result
    Composite decking

  • Our Daily Bread

    Material
    Plastic shopping bags, wrapped utensils, and coffee cups with lids, etc.

    Result
    Use for those in need

  • RecycleForce

    Material
    CRT TVs, electric toothbrushes, electric razors, mixed electronics, car seats.

  • River Metals Recycling

    Material
    All metals, cables and cords, and refrigerant-containing items.

  • Ronald McDonald House Charities

    Material
    Aluminum can tabs

  • Rumpke

    Material
    Tires, inner tubes

  • Soles 4 Souls

    Material
    Non-athletic shoes in good condition

    Result
    Reuse by those in need

  • Sweet Cheeks Diaper bank

    Material
    Unused period products and diapers

    Result
    Use by those in need

  • Terracycle

    We send more 30+ different collections to TerraCycle. Read about all the TerraCycle collections on our What We Take Through TerraCycle collection page.

  • The Crayon Initiative (via Staples)

    Material
    Broken crayons

  • Tri State Escrap

    Material
    String lighting, X-rays, vapes and e-cigarettes.


Interested in becoming a downstream partner of the Hub or have questions about where our materials go? Email us!