About BINcentives
BINcentives is a majority Woman owned, family operated textile recycling company based in Worcester, MA and serving Worcester and surround towns.
A better way to say it though, is Vanessa and daughter Vangella are the backbone of BINcentive's pursuit to save our planet in a way we are able. We can all participate. Why wait?
BINcentive aims to support our community and environment with an easy solution....a way for people to dispose of unwanted clothes and shoes so they don't end up in the trash, as per Massachusetts law.
As BINcentive's partner network grows, so will the slowdown of negative effects on local landfills and our planet's ecosystem. It's easy to find a place to drop off bottles and cans, etc...get behind BINcentives to make it easy for our Worcester community of residents and businesses to recycle our clothing and prevent them from stifling our landfills.
This is a Start Now initiative... to stop stifling our landfills and stop wasting valuable resources to produce new products when we could be recycling, reusing and repurposing. This is a better way with a far less negative impact on our planet.
Our recycling programs make it simple for individuals and businesses to give these collected items a second life.
By partnering with BINcentive, you can positively impact the environment and your community. Why wait... Act Now! Join us as we expand throughout our Worcester region.
A better way to say it though, is Vanessa and daughter Vangella are the backbone of BINcentive's pursuit to save our planet in a way we are able. We can all participate. Why wait?
BINcentive aims to support our community and environment with an easy solution....a way for people to dispose of unwanted clothes and shoes so they don't end up in the trash, as per Massachusetts law.
As BINcentive's partner network grows, so will the slowdown of negative effects on local landfills and our planet's ecosystem. It's easy to find a place to drop off bottles and cans, etc...get behind BINcentives to make it easy for our Worcester community of residents and businesses to recycle our clothing and prevent them from stifling our landfills.
This is a Start Now initiative... to stop stifling our landfills and stop wasting valuable resources to produce new products when we could be recycling, reusing and repurposing. This is a better way with a far less negative impact on our planet.
Our recycling programs make it simple for individuals and businesses to give these collected items a second life.
By partnering with BINcentive, you can positively impact the environment and your community. Why wait... Act Now! Join us as we expand throughout our Worcester region.
Mission Statement
Bincentives is dedicated to fostering environmental sustainability and community well-being in Worcester and its surrounding towns by providing accessible and convenient solutions for textile waste. We aim to prevent clothing and shoes from entering landfills through responsible collection, sorting, and processing for recycling, repurposing, and reuse.
Objectives:
Objectives:
- Environmental Impact: Divert 100% of collected clothing and shoes from landfills through recycling, repurposing, and reuse initiatives.
- Community Access & Convenience: Maintain and expand a network of 150 (and growing) conveniently located bins throughout Worcester and surrounding towns to ensure easy access for residents to responsibly dispose of textile waste.
- Operational Efficiency: Operate a robust collection system with 3 trucks running 7 days a week to ensure timely emptying of bins and maintenance of clean surrounding areas.
- Resource Maximization: Effectively sort and process collected textiles to maximize their potential for recycling into new materials, repurposing into different products, or reusing as wearable items, thereby reducing the demand for new resources.
- Public Awareness: Educate residents on the importance of textile recycling and the impact of their contributions.
Get Involved with BINcentives
Keeping clothes out of our landfills in Worcester, MA and surrounding towns