
Call2Recycle
Call2Recycle, now named The Battery Network, runs battery drop-off sites. It does not collect at the curb.
- Organization type
- Nonprofit
- Legal name
- Call2Recycle, Inc.
- Operating status
- Active
SearchIndustry-funded take-back programs for paint, batteries and mattresses, run through drop-off sites.

Call2Recycle, now named The Battery Network, runs battery drop-off sites. It does not collect at the curb.

The Mattress Recycling Council runs Bye Bye Mattress, no-cost mattress drop-off in four states.

PaintCare runs no-charge leftover paint drop-off in twelve states and the District of Columbia.
A stewardship program takes back one kind of material, paid for by the companies that make or sell it, and it runs drop-off sites rather than curbside pickup. PaintCare and Bye Bye Mattress operate only in the states that passed a law for them; battery drop-off runs through retail and community collection sites. Each listing covers what the program accepts, where it operates and how to find a site.
Is PaintCare in my state? Only in states with a paint stewardship law; the PaintCare listing names them and links the site locator.
Where can I recycle a mattress for free? Bye Bye Mattress offers no-cost drop-off in California, Connecticut, Oregon and Rhode Island; elsewhere the answer is your city’s bulky-item rule.
Where do I drop off rechargeable batteries? At a participating collection site found through the Battery Network (formerly Call2Recycle) locator; its listing explains what it accepts.
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