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    Bottledrop Oregon Redemption Center

    2.0 (63 reviews)
    Open 8:00 am - 6:00 pm

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    Recycling dropoff

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    James Recycling is awesome! They provide a much needed community service for recycling plastics…read moreand other items (Styrofoam) that aren't collected curbside. The service is excellent and a good value. The volunteers are friendly and well organized with zones for different types of plastic. And the business was started by a person on the Autism Spectrum. As a parent of an adult child with autism, I know the struggles faced with employment and independent living. It warms my heart seeing James following his passion while doing good for the community and the environment. I used to have Ridwell collect recyclables at my home, but I didn't generate enough material to make regular collection worthwhile. James Recycling makes it easier for me to store items and drop them off when I'm doing another errand. I recently dropped off a mountain of Styrofoam (filled my trunk and back seat). They quickly got me checked out for about $12, despite it being busy with multiple customers waiting. Nobody waited very long. It was faster than checking out at the grocery store.

    what a lovely group of people on a much needed, noble mission to make our world a better place…read more i stumbled upon james recycling depot on happenstance. like many of my neighbors and friends of the planet, my family and i have taken many steps to cut down on the waste we generate. and while we've strived to cut down on as much plastic as possible, plastic is so gnarly and ubiquitous that we inevitably have had a stash of styrofoam (ugh!) and some #2 small plastic vitamin bottles. enter the wonderful humans at James recycling depot! this weekend, i decided its time to finally tackle the pile and find a place to responsibly (as much as we can) give a second life, hopefully. james, 27 years old and on the autism spectrum is like me and you: we both have a deep passion for the environment and nerding out about recycling. at 17, james decided to collect plastic recycling from neighbors that wouldn't be accepted in commingled city recycling. fast forward to even talking with a local industrial plastic recycling company who made an exception to no household recycling after hearing about james and his story, the depot was born! in addition to styrofoam, james recycling depot takes hard plastics like clamshells, or even bread clips to lids, straws, contact lens blister packs and more! the key though is that items that are taken in our curbside are *not* accepted like cardboard or plastic film is not accepted (film is recycle+ or at drop offs at stores etc!) hours are on some weekdays, with a pop up event on a Saturday about once a month per what i gather. the website is definitely the place to know where to find the next collection event! there is a small cost to recycle some items like styrofoam (reasonable honestly: $10/45 gal bag) and plastics (a small box of supplement bottles ran us $1). card is accepted. i absolutely love that james provides employment and enrichment opportunities for individuals on the autism spectrum is so inspiring. also, i appreciate that you can reach out if reducing fees are an economic hardship. james recycling depot is a non-profit and donations are accepted. thank you, james and team! you all are incredible people.

    Bottledrop Oregon Redemption Center - recyclingcenter - Updated July 2026

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