Advance a circular economy and build a better recycling system through community programs, behavior change, design for circularity, policy work, data and material-advancement coalitions.
The Recycling Partnership Inc. concentrates on building recycling systems rather than funding isolated projects: community collection, education, infrastructure, and facility improvements show up repeatedly in its recent grants. One of the clearest signals is the mix of city governments, waste authorities, and recycling operators it supports, from a $2,230,110 community grant to the City of Flint for recycling collection, education, and infrastructure to a $1,300,707 regional grant for the Central Virginia Waste Management Authority to improve collection and infrastructure across multiple counties and communities. The foundation also backs targeted material-recovery work, including MRF equipment grants and end-market facility support tied to film, flexibles, aluminum, and polypropylene. Its giving appears designed to move materials through the full recycling chain. Recent awards include municipal programs, multifamily housing recycling, sortation upgrades at processing sites, and resin or material donations that support recycling infrastructure. The result is a grantmaker focused on practical system changes: getting more households and communities into recycling, reducing contamination, and improving the capture and processing of specific materials. Across the recent list, the grantee mix suggests direct support to public agencies, local recycling programs, and private or nonprofit processing facilities working inside the U.S. recycling system.
Community recycling programs are a core focus. The foundation gave $904,176 to the City of Jacksonville FL for anti-contamination and recycling education, and $632,507 to the City of Syracuse for recycling collection, education, and infrastructure. Those awards point to a recurring emphasis on access, participation, and cleaner material streams. It also funds multifamily and affordable-housing recycling. The Housing Authority of the City of Atlanta Georgia received $806,309 for recycling collection and education in multifamily and affordable housing areas, showing attention to settings where collection systems are harder to implement. On the processing side, the foundation supports MRFs and end-market facilities. Balcones Recycling Inc received $851,460 in 2024 and $652,775 in 2025 for MRF equipment to improve sortation of all material, while Valemi Inc received $646,494 to improve collection of film and flexible material at an end-market facility. It also backs material-specific infrastructure, including polypropylene sortation and PET-related work.
$15.5M
$46.1M
$41.2M
$38M
Most grants fall between $31K and $194K, with a median of $81K.
25th Percentile
$31K
Median
$81K
75th Percentile
$194K
About 0% of grants go to recipients in FL.
SCOTT HEMINK
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Typical grants cluster in a midrange infrastructure pattern: p25 is $31,001, median is $80,580, and p75 is $193,641. The recent list also includes several six- and seven-figure awards, showing that the foundation combines many smaller implementation grants with a smaller number of larger system-building awards. Recipients appear across multiple years; for example, some cities and facilities receive support in more than one year, indicating recurring relationships rather than one-off awards. The foundation is an operating grantmaker with no individual giving and no program-related investments listed. It also accepts unsolicited applications for several active U.S. grant programs.
Giving is national and concentrated in U.S. recipients only: 285 grants, or 100%, went to U.S. organizations. By count, Florida is the top state, even though the foundation’s headquarters are in Washington, DC and 0% of grants went to DC recipients. Recent grants land in a wide set of cities, including Flint, Jacksonville, Austin, Syracuse, Fort Collins, and Pittsburgh. The pattern reaches both municipal programs and processing sites, with awards also going to locations such as Azusa, Rutland, and Lakewood.
Its recent grants focus on recycling collection, education, infrastructure, and processing. Examples include community recycling programs, multifamily recycling, contamination reduction, MRF sortation and capture upgrades, and end-market support for film, flexible plastics, polypropylene, PET, and aluminum.
Yes. Several active grant programs are marked as accepting unsolicited applications, including The Recycling Partnership Grants, Recycling Cart Grant, Aluminum Can Capture Grants for MRFs, Multifamily Recycling Grant Program, and Community & Facility Grants.
The middle of the distribution is modest compared with the largest awards: p25 is $31,001, median is $80,580, and p75 is $193,641. The recent grants list also includes larger six- and seven-figure awards for cities, waste authorities, and processing facilities.
No. Recent recipients include city governments, regional waste authorities, housing authorities, recycling companies, and end-market facilities. The foundation also supports MRFs and coalition-based material advancement work, so both public and private organizations appear in the grant list.
By grant count, Florida is the top state for giving. Recent Florida recipients include the City of Jacksonville FL and the City of Mckinney, while other awards reached places such as Flint, Kansas City, Baltimore, Richmond, Austin, Syracuse, and Fort Collins.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| CITY OF FLINT | FLINT, MI | $2,230,110 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| CITY OF MCKINNEY | MCKINNEY, TX | $813,116 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| BALCONES RECYCLING INC | AUSTIN, TX | $652,775 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF ALL MATERIAL |
| VALEMI INC | CORONA, CA | $646,494 | 2025 | GRANT TO END MARKET FACILITY TO IMPROVE COLLECTION OF FILM AND FLEXABLE MATERIAL |
| CITY OF SYRACUSE | SYRACUSE, NY | $632,507 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| CITY OF STERLING HEIGHTS | STERLING HEIGHTS, MI | $603,339 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| SOLID WASTE SERVICES INC DBA JP MASCARO & SONS | AUDUBON, PA | $542,939 | 2025 | REGIONAL GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN MULTIPLE COUNTIES AND COMMUNITES |
| CITY OF FORT COLLINS | FORT COLLINS, CO | $516,309 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| CITY OF FORT WORTH | FORT WORTH, TX | $481,568 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| POLYSTAMP LLC | AUSTINTOWN, OH | $448,000 | 2025 | GRANT TO END MARKET FACILITY TO IMPROVE COLLECTION OF FILM AND FLEXABLE MATERIAL |
| POPE DOUGLAS SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT | ALEXANDRIA, MN | $352,000 | 2025 | REGIONAL GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN MULTIPLE COMMUNITES |
| CHESTER COUNTY GOVERNMENT DBA CHESTER COUNTY SOLID WASTE & WEST TN RECYCLIN | HENDERSON, TN | $316,800 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL |
| SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AUTHORITY OF BALDWIN COUNTY ALABAMA INC DBA BALDWIN | SUMMERDALE, AL | $297,600 | 2025 | REGIONAL MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE, PET, AND ALUMINUM MATERIAL |
| MECKLENBURG COUNTY | CHARLOTTE, NC | $280,000 | 2025 | REGIONAL GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN MULTIPLE COMMUNITES |
| SOUTH TAHOE REFUSE CO INC | SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, CA | $231,725 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| CITY OF WEST HAVEN | WEST HAVEN, CT | $219,595 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| RESOURCE RECOVERY AND RECYCLING AUTHORITY OF SOUTHWEST OAKLAND COUNTY (RRRA | SOUTHFIELD, MI | $204,455 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| NAPA RECYCLING AND WASTE SERVICES LLC | NAPA, CA | $192,000 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL |
| CITY OF COLUMBUS | COLUMBUS, OH | $168,593 | 2025 | MULTIFAMILY RECYCLING INFRASTRUCTURE AND RECYCLING IMPROVEMENT GRANT |
| WCA WASTE SYSTEMS INC DBA GFL ENVIRONMENTALWASTE CORPORATION OF MISSOURI | RALEIGH, NC | $168,000 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION AND CAPTURE OF PET AND PP MATERIALS |
| VILLAGE OF POSEN | POSEN, IL | $163,515 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| CEDAR AVENUE RECYCLING & TRANSFER STATION LP | FRESNO, CA | $162,000 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL |
| CITY OF FOLSOM CA | FOLSOM, CA | $159,643 | 2025 | RECYCLING BEHAVIOR, EDUCATION, OUTREACH AND IMPROVEMENT GRANT |
| ENEVI LLC | SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA | $159,200 | 2025 | GRANT TO END MARKET FACILITY TO IMPROVE COLLECTION OF FILM AND FLEXABLE MATERIAL |
| RECOLOGY SONOMA MARIN | SANTA ROSA, CA | $157,500 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL |
| CITY OF ROCKFORD IL | ROCKFORD, IL | $156,070 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| TOWN OF SHREWSBURY | SHREWSBURY, MA | $153,726 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| RECYCLE SOURCE LLC | PITTSBURGH, PA | $147,250 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION AND CAPTURE OF PET MATERIALS |
| CENTRAL VIRGINIA WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY | RICHMOND, VA | $144,523 | 2025 | REGIONAL GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN MULTIPLE COUNTIES AND COMMUNITES |
| CITY OF SAN MARCOS | SAN MARCOS, TX | $141,519 | 2025 | MULTIFAMILY RECYCLING INFRASTRUCTURE AND RECYCLING IMPROVEMENT GRANT |
| WASTE COMMISSION OF SCOTT COUNTY | DAVENPORT, IA | $135,000 | 2025 | REGIONAL MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL |
| TITUS MAINTENANCE AND INSTALLATION SERVICES INC DBA TITUS INDUSTRIAL SUPP | DANVILLE, CA | $133,000 | 2025 | MRF RECYCLING RESEARCH AND FILM AND FLEX SORTATION AND CAPTURE IMPROVEMENT GRANT |
| CITY OF MELROSE | MELROSE, MA | $128,160 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| HYDROBLOX TECHNOLOGIES INC | BRADFORDWOODS, PA | $128,000 | 2025 | GRANT TO END MARKET FACILITY TO IMPROVE COLLECTION OF FILM AND FLEXABLE MATERIAL |
| CITY OF JACKSONVILLE FL | JACKSONVILLE, FL | $118,717 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE, RESIN DONATION FOR RECYCLING INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT |
| CITY OF KALAMAZOO | KALAMAZOO, MI | $115,659 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| VAN BUREN CONSERVATION DISTRICT | PAW PAW, MI | $115,383 | 2025 | REGIONAL GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN MULTIPLE COMMUNITES |
| FIRSTAR FIBER INC | OMAHA, NE | $112,500 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION AND CAPTURE OF FILM AND PET MATERIALS |
| BALTIMORE COUNTY MARYLAND | TOWSON, MD | $112,000 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL |
| MALAMA ONE RECYCLING LLC | HILO, HI | $112,000 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION AND CAPTURE OF PET MATERIALS |
| WASTE AWAY GROUP HOLDINGS INC DBA ADQUIP LLC | THE WOODLANDS, TX | $110,000 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE CAPTURE OF ALUMINUM AND ALL MATERIAL |
| COUNTY OF POLK | BALSAM LAKE, WI | $109,761 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS | GRAND RAPIDS, MI | $108,410 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| CITY OF MONT BELVIEU | MONT BELVIEU, TX | $107,190 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| MIP V WASTE (ECI) AIV LP DBA GREENWASTE RECOVERY LLC | SAN JOSE, CA | $106,740 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL |
| ATLANTIC COAST RECYCLING LLC | CARLSTADT, NJ | $100,750 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL |
| WILLIMANTIC WASTE PAPER CO INC | BOSTON, MA | $96,000 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE MATERIAL |
| CITY OF PHOENIX | PHOENIX, AZ | $95,000 | 2025 | COMMUNITY MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL |
| CITY OF BAY CITY | BAY CITY, MI | $81,089 | 2025 | COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE |
| AMERICAN WASTE INC DBA GFL ENIVRONMENTAL | RALEIGH, NC | $80,000 | 2025 | MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL |
CITY OF FLINT
$2,230,110COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
CITY OF MCKINNEY
$813,116COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
BALCONES RECYCLING INC
$652,775MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF ALL MATERIAL
VALEMI INC
$646,494GRANT TO END MARKET FACILITY TO IMPROVE COLLECTION OF FILM AND FLEXABLE MATERIAL
CITY OF SYRACUSE
$632,507COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
CITY OF STERLING HEIGHTS
$603,339COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
SOLID WASTE SERVICES INC DBA JP MASCARO & SONS
$542,939REGIONAL GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN MULTIPLE COUNTIES AND COMMUNITES
CITY OF FORT COLLINS
$516,309COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
CITY OF FORT WORTH
$481,568COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
POLYSTAMP LLC
$448,000GRANT TO END MARKET FACILITY TO IMPROVE COLLECTION OF FILM AND FLEXABLE MATERIAL
POPE DOUGLAS SOLID WASTE MANAGEMENT
$352,000REGIONAL GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN MULTIPLE COMMUNITES
CHESTER COUNTY GOVERNMENT DBA CHESTER COUNTY SOLID WASTE & WEST TN RECYCLIN
$316,800MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL
SOLID WASTE DISPOSAL AUTHORITY OF BALDWIN COUNTY ALABAMA INC DBA BALDWIN
$297,600REGIONAL MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE, PET, AND ALUMINUM MATERIAL
MECKLENBURG COUNTY
$280,000REGIONAL GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN MULTIPLE COMMUNITES
SOUTH TAHOE REFUSE CO INC
$231,725COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
CITY OF WEST HAVEN
$219,595COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
RESOURCE RECOVERY AND RECYCLING AUTHORITY OF SOUTHWEST OAKLAND COUNTY (RRRA
$204,455COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
NAPA RECYCLING AND WASTE SERVICES LLC
$192,000MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL
CITY OF COLUMBUS
$168,593MULTIFAMILY RECYCLING INFRASTRUCTURE AND RECYCLING IMPROVEMENT GRANT
WCA WASTE SYSTEMS INC DBA GFL ENVIRONMENTALWASTE CORPORATION OF MISSOURI
$168,000MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION AND CAPTURE OF PET AND PP MATERIALS
VILLAGE OF POSEN
$163,515COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
CEDAR AVENUE RECYCLING & TRANSFER STATION LP
$162,000MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL
CITY OF FOLSOM CA
$159,643RECYCLING BEHAVIOR, EDUCATION, OUTREACH AND IMPROVEMENT GRANT
ENEVI LLC
$159,200GRANT TO END MARKET FACILITY TO IMPROVE COLLECTION OF FILM AND FLEXABLE MATERIAL
RECOLOGY SONOMA MARIN
$157,500MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL
CITY OF ROCKFORD IL
$156,070COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
TOWN OF SHREWSBURY
$153,726COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
RECYCLE SOURCE LLC
$147,250MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION AND CAPTURE OF PET MATERIALS
CENTRAL VIRGINIA WASTE MANAGEMENT AUTHORITY
$144,523REGIONAL GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN MULTIPLE COUNTIES AND COMMUNITES
CITY OF SAN MARCOS
$141,519MULTIFAMILY RECYCLING INFRASTRUCTURE AND RECYCLING IMPROVEMENT GRANT
WASTE COMMISSION OF SCOTT COUNTY
$135,000REGIONAL MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL
TITUS MAINTENANCE AND INSTALLATION SERVICES INC DBA TITUS INDUSTRIAL SUPP
$133,000MRF RECYCLING RESEARCH AND FILM AND FLEX SORTATION AND CAPTURE IMPROVEMENT GRANT
CITY OF MELROSE
$128,160COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
HYDROBLOX TECHNOLOGIES INC
$128,000GRANT TO END MARKET FACILITY TO IMPROVE COLLECTION OF FILM AND FLEXABLE MATERIAL
CITY OF JACKSONVILLE FL
$118,717COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE, RESIN DONATION FOR RECYCLING INFRASTRUCTURE GRANT
CITY OF KALAMAZOO
$115,659COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
VAN BUREN CONSERVATION DISTRICT
$115,383REGIONAL GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE IN MULTIPLE COMMUNITES
FIRSTAR FIBER INC
$112,500MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION AND CAPTURE OF FILM AND PET MATERIALS
BALTIMORE COUNTY MARYLAND
$112,000MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL
MALAMA ONE RECYCLING LLC
$112,000MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION AND CAPTURE OF PET MATERIALS
WASTE AWAY GROUP HOLDINGS INC DBA ADQUIP LLC
$110,000MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE CAPTURE OF ALUMINUM AND ALL MATERIAL
COUNTY OF POLK
$109,761COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
CITY OF GRAND RAPIDS
$108,410COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
CITY OF MONT BELVIEU
$107,190COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
MIP V WASTE (ECI) AIV LP DBA GREENWASTE RECOVERY LLC
$106,740MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL
ATLANTIC COAST RECYCLING LLC
$100,750MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL
WILLIMANTIC WASTE PAPER CO INC
$96,000MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE MATERIAL
CITY OF PHOENIX
$95,000COMMUNITY MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL
CITY OF BAY CITY
$81,089COMMUNITY GRANT TO IMPROVE RECYCLING COLLECTION, EDUCATION AND INFRASTRUCTURE
AMERICAN WASTE INC DBA GFL ENIVRONMENTAL
$80,000MRF EQUIPMENT GRANT TO IMPROVE SORTATION OF POLYPROPYLENE AND ALL MATERIAL
Current and upcoming funding from Recycling Partnership that your nonprofit may be able to apply for.
Who can apply: Publicly, privately, and nonprofit owned and operated MRFs across the United States; equipment manufacturers and facilities seeking to increase capacity and throughput.
Deadline: No deadline stated on the page.
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