Items Recycled: Plastics

Cyclyx International is transforming the plastics supply chain by focusing on hard-to-recycle plastics. As a consortium of companies, Cyclyx is committed to raising the plastic recycling rate from the current 10% to an ambitious 90%. By creating a bridge between waste collectors and recyclers, Cyclyx diverts plastic waste from landfills and the environment, channeling it into innovative recycling pathways.

With expertise in plastic waste chemistry, Cyclyx expands the range of recyclable plastics, including materials traditionally excluded due to contamination or chemical complexity. Utilizing an extensive database of post-use plastic characterizations, Cyclyx helps customers identify suitable feedstock tailored to their needs. Through cutting-edge technology and innovative approaches, Cyclyx is paving the way for a new era of plastic recycling.

Items Recycled: Plastics

Eden Energy Solutions is at the forefront of innovative waste-to-energy technologies, transforming waste materials into clean, regenerative energy and fertilizers. With a strong foundation built on years of expertise and technological development, Eden Energy Solutions provides an all in one solution for waste management, and energy creation, focusing on environmental regeneration and energy efficiency. Our mission is to create a cleaner, greener future by turning waste into valuable resources, reducing environmental impact, and promoting circular economy practices across industries. We are dedicated to partnering with organizations globally to deliver customized waste-to-energy solutions that drive both environmental and economic benefits.

Items Recycled: Textiles

Josco Products, established in 1980, is a women-owned business based in Austin, Texas, specializing in textile recycling. They produce a line of wiping rags made from discarded clothing and other textiles, promoting sustainable practices by repurposing materials that would otherwise contribute to landfill waste.

Items Recycled: Batteries, Lightbulbs, Metal Jewelry, Electronics

Waco E-Waste Recycling is recognized as the leading certified e-waste recycling company in Waco, throughout Texas, and across the United States. Their e-waste services assist individuals and companies in disposing of old IT assets, repurposing them to benefit others and promote sustainability.

Item Recycled: Plastic Film

Since their inception in 2020, ANYBAG has diverted over half a million plastic bags from reaching our landfills and waterways. They transform New York City’s undesirables into a unique & durable textile, hand-woven in their Manhattan factory. And they’re backed by a lifetime guarantee. Designed for durability, if and when your ANYBAG shows wear, you can send it back and they will mend it, for life.

Items Donated: Kitchenware & Clothing

Casa Marianella welcomes displaced immigrants and promotes self-sufficiency by providing shelter and support services. Their vision is for all immigrants arriving in Austin to have safe housing and access to the services they need to thrive. Located in renovated houses in East Austin, Casa Marianella’s shelters provide a safe haven for women and children escaping violence, adult immigrants, and families in need. These home-like facilities address emergency or transitional needs, helping vulnerable individuals stabilize, resolve crises, and regain independence, which then opens space for new residents.

Items Recycled: Cardboard

Balcones is a pure-play recycling company on a mission to recover all recyclables from the waste stream. The company designs custom recycling programs focused on keeping valuable resources out of landfills. Known for building state-of-the-art facilities, Balcones fosters strong partnerships with businesses, counties, and municipalities of all sizes. Their efforts go beyond processing—they actively participate in key industry initiatives to enhance the circularity of materials and the economy. Balcones prioritizes education and outreach to improve recycling participation and is passionate about building a circular economy, one bale at a time.