TerraCycle
@terracycle.com
TerraCycle is an innovative recycling company that has become a global leader in recycling hard-to-recycle materials. They offer a range of free programs, as well as recycling solutions available for purchase for almost every form of waste. Eliminating the Idea of Waste
TerraCycle's Company Logos
TerraCycle's Brand Colors
Hex Code
Color name
RGB
HSL
CMYK
#1B7245
Green Pea
27, 114, 69
149, 62, 28
76, 0, 39, 55
#FFFFFF
White
255, 255, 255
0, 0, 100
0, 0, 0, 0
#13220F
Gordons Green
19, 34, 15
107, 39, 10
44, 0, 56, 87
About TerraCycle
TerraCycle is a brand that offers a unique and effective way to fundraise for your school while promoting sustainability. By recycling with TerraCycle, you can earn cash for your school by simply sending in hard-to-recycle trash. Each shipment you make earns you points, which can be redeemed as a donation to your school.
Not only will you be raising funds for your school, but you'll also be inspiring the next generation of recyclers. To get started, simply sign up as a school and join as many free recycling programs as you want. Set up a recycling station and encourage staff, students, and parents to bring in hard-to-recycle trash from home.
When your collection bins are full, download a free shipping label and send your trash back to TerraCycle for recycling. Earn points for each eligible shipment and redeem them for cash for your school. In addition to fundraising, TerraCycle offers various resources and support for teachers and students to become super-recyclers.
You can also get noticed by sharing your recycling journey through press releases or social media graphics provided by TerraCycle. If you have any questions, their customer care team is always ready to assist you. Join TerraCycle today and make fundraising for your school easy, impactful, and environmentally friendly
Company type
Privately Held
Year founded
2001
Company size
201-500 employees
Related Brands
Tags
Hard-to-recycle waste programs
Material recovery facilities
Reusable packaging
Upcycling and recycled-content products
