Recycle Today.
Help make a difference by properly recycling your cans and keeping our communities clean.
Track Your Recycling.
Keep track of your recycling efforts and see the impact you're making.
Our Impact
Every can we collect helps us work toward two goals: reducing waste and helping people in our community. The money we receive from recycling aluminum cans goes toward purchasing hygiene supplies for people in need.
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People Served
This is the number of people we have been able to help through Cans2Care. As we collect more cans and work with more communities, we hope to keep this number growing.
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Community Contributions
Every contribution matters, whether it comes from one person, a neighborhood, or a local business. These contributions are what allow Cans2Care to keep collecting, recycling, and giving back.
Community Acknowledgements
We couldn't do this without the communities that collect and donate their cans to Cans2Care. We want to recognize the people, neighborhoods, and businesses that have taken the time to support what we're doing.
Even a small amount adds up, and we appreciate everyone who has helped us along the way.
Waterside Loft
11.0 lbs
of cans donated
Thank you for contributing to Cans2Care and helping us turn recycled cans into something that can help others.
Spice of India
43.0 lbs
of cans donated
Thank you for contributing to Cans2Care and helping us turn recycled cans into something that can help others.
What's Inside Our Hygiene Kits?
We use the money earned from recycling cans to put together hygiene kits for people in need. We want to keep the kits simple and useful by focusing on things people use every day.
Depending on the supplies available, kits may include items like toothbrushes, toothpaste, soap, deodorant, shampoo, and other basic hygiene products.
Help Us Make a Difference
You don't have to do much to help. If you have aluminum cans that would normally end up in the trash or recycling bin, consider collecting them for Cans2Care instead.
You can also help by getting your neighborhood, apartment community, school, or business involved. The more people who participate, the more we can recycle and give back to our community.