What are donation points?
Donation Points look like Drop & Go stations, or dedicated bins, where you can donate your physical 10¢ containers. The refund from the return will then go directly to that local charity or community group. Donation Points are serviced by the not-for-profit organisation receiving the refund, which is clearly marked on the station or bin.

Why donate your containers?
Don't need the refund for yourself? Take your 10¢ containers to a donation point so others can benefit instead.
Learn how Beaconsfield Primary turned containers into playgrounds.

Want to become a donation point?
If you are part of a charity, community group or club in WA that is fundraising for a cause and would like to receive container donations, consider becoming a donation point.

Other ways to return
There are many ways to return your 10¢ containers in WA. Find the one that best suits your needs.