Donate Your Recyclables

HI-5 Beverage Containers

National Kidney Foundation

• Home pickup of used clothing, small household items, cell phones and HI5 recyclables
• Drop boxes: 19 donation bins island wide, locations and receipts available online at www.kidneyclothes.org
• Specialty condo program - tailored to suit the needs of the individual condo
  • Weekly, bi-monthly and monthly pick up available
  • Recycle HI5 receptacles issued directly to the association
  • Clothes only bins - 2 sizes available, indoor or outdoor models
  • Scheduled attended trucks for all type donations
• Donors can call us Monday - Saturday between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. at 596-7575.

United Cerebral Palsy Foundation of Hawaii

• Now accepting HI5 recycleable plastic bottles and aluminum cans as well as reusable clothing and small household items.
• Simply put them out with your regular donation or call us at 254-0114 to schedule a pick-up. Our donation pick up schedule may vary, but we will do our best to accomodate your needs.

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Honolulu

"Helping children become responsible adults."

• Donate your unwanted clothing, small household items, cell phones and vehicles to help support our youth mentoring programs
• We also accept HI5 recyclables such as aluminum cans and plastic bottles (we ask that you separate them from the clothing)
• Please call 524-6111 Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. to schedule a pick-up or for more information. Or visit our website at www.bigshonolulu.org

Recycling Fundraisers

Reynolds Recycling
2007 Cans for Cash Challenge
Schools on Oahu, Maui, Kauai and the Big Island are collecting HI-5 beverage containers. In addition to the redemption value of their recyclables, top recycling schools will also receive cash prizes and “surprise prizes” from singer Jack Johnson and his Kokua Hawaii Foundation.
841-4800
Contact: Jill Tokuda
www.reynoldsrecycling.com/events/cans_for_cash_challenge.html