Yes. And you don’t need an app.
Your plastic and cartons can help your community.
Drop them off near you. Join free and support a local school or Bank Sampah.
- families joined
- 15,331
- drop-off points
- 460
Same plastic. Different ending.
Thrown away, it’s rubbish. Dropped off, it’s recycled and helps your community.
How it works.
Join free
It takes a minute. Choose a local school or Bank Sampah to support.
Drop off
Bring them to a drop-off point near you.
Watch it add up
Every drop-off adds to your community’s total.
It comes back to your community.
Bank Sampahs earn income from all the plastic and cartons they recycle. Schools earn rewards as more families join and drop off, and use them for:
Sports
Club activities
Technology
Classroom supplies
Trips and events
Scholarships
Learn together.
Recycling is a skill. Families learn it together, and kids keep it for life.
- Sort it togetherShow your kids which plastic and cartons to keep, and why.
- Family missionsShort lessons and challenges in your account, to do at home.
- A cleaner streetLess plastic where you live.
What you can bring.
Empty, rinse and dry them. Keep each type in its own bag.
- Plastic bottlesWater, soda and juice
- Drink cartonsMilk, juice and tea
- Shampoo and soap bottlesThick plastic, marked 2 on the bottom
- Food containers and plastic bagsContainers marked 5 on the bottom, and clean plastic bags
Not sure? Ask your drop-off point.
Find a drop-off point.
The closest drop-off points to you.
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Questions
You get a free online account. It has the full drop-off map, your community’s total, and short missions for the family.
No. Your drop-offs are a gift. Bank Sampahs earn income from recycling them, and schools earn rewards.
No, anyone can drop off. Join free to connect to your community and see its total.
Join anyway. Your account has the full map, and new points appear as they open.
Yes: your sign-in code, plus news from your community and recycling tips. Unsubscribe any time.