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Recycle Across America (RAA) is a tiny, lean, highly-impactful, and uncompromised nonprofit organization. In 2008, RAA created the...Learn more

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Help us fix recycling in the U.S.!
RECYCLE ACROSS AMERICA IS DEDICATED TO FIXING THE U.S. RECYCLING CRISIS, BY IMPLEMENTING SOCIETY-WIDE STANDARDIZED LABELS FOR RECYCLING BINS TO HELP PEOPLE RECYCLE PROPERLY WHEREVER THEY ARE.

Help us fix the recycling once and for all by donating directly to Recycle Across America. Your donation will help fund projects that help people everywhere recycle properly.

In the 1930s, the Federal Government legislated the standardized road signs which allow people to drive properly wherever they are. Following the same path and logic as standardized road signs, our nonprofit organization is pursuing legislation of the society-wide standardized labels for recycling bins, to allow people to begin recycling properly wherever they are.

In the past ten years, our nonprofit organization has proven that the society-wide standardized label solution for recycling bins are the most effective, easiest, and lowest cost way to solve the recycling crisis. There are already nine million standardized labels in use across the U.S. displayed on recycling bins in businesses, National Parks, airports, sports stadiums, schools, universities, government offices, households, etc. and they are proven to help people recycle more and recycle right.

Tax ID: 27-1684051 • www.recycleacrossamerica.org

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About Recycle Across America

Recycle Across America (RAA) is a tiny, lean, highly-impactful, and uncompromised nonprofit organization. In 2008, RAA created the world's first and only society-wide standardized labeling system for recycling bins to allow people to recycle more and recycle properly, wherever they go (just as standardized road signs allow us to drive properly wherever we go). The society-wide standardized labels for bins are the #1 solution to solve the recycling crisis today. Ashoka has deemed this solution "systemically world-changing" and NY Times refers to it as "one of the top environmental fixes taking root today". Today there are nearly ten million standardized labels displayed on recycling bins across the U.S., including at airports, National Parks, 9,000 K-12 schools, businesses, homes, etc.

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Recycling, Environment, Sustainable forestry, Sustainable development, Oceans and coastal waters, Climate change, Plant biodiversity

Established

2012

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2021

Tax ID

27-1684051

NTEE code

Education N.E.C.

Recycle Across America is a 501(c)(3) public charity, EIN 27-1684051. Donations are tax-deductible. Select content is provided by GuideStar.

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