Thanks for taking part in the 2025 Coca‑Cola Recycling Drive.

Nominations are now closed for the Coca‑Cola Recycling Drive grants. 

Remember, every eligible bottle and can recycled through your local Container Deposit Scheme (CDS) earns a 10¢ refund - a simple way to turn recycling into funding.

Each state runs its own CDS program - like Return and Earn (NSW), Containers for Change (QLD & WA), Recycle Rewards (TAS), SA Container Deposit Scheme (SA), NT Container Deposit Scheme (NT), ACT CDS (ACT) and CDS VIC (VIC) - making it easy for community groups to collect or receive donations.

For more information about how to recycle and to find your local CDS, visit our sustainability hub.

Meet the 2025 Coca‑Cola Recycling Drive Grant Winners

Week 1 Winner

Central Coast branch, Disabled Surfers Association of Australia (DSAA)

Making the beach and surf accessible for people with a disability through free events offering safe beach access, connection and confidence-building experiences for surfers and carers alike.

Week 2 Winner

Outback Instincts

Based in regional Queensland, Outback Instincts re-engages at-risk and disadvantaged young people through practical, land-based learning and inclusive support.

Week 3 Winner

Mill Park Football Club

Founded in 1981, Mill Park FC, based in Victoria, supports young players of all abilities through its junior AFL program, creating a welcoming community where every child can grow and succeed.

Week 4 Winner

Roxby Downs Scout Group

Based in South Australia, Roxby Downs Scout Group runs a range of adventurous and inclusive programs to empower young people to learn new skills, explore the outdoors, and take on exciting challenges.

Coca‑Cola in the Community

Coca‑Cola is a proud supporter of Australian communities. Through our Coca‑Cola in the Community program, we aim to create meaningful connections that help make a positive impact and build resilient communities. Since 2002, along with our bottling partner Coca‑Cola Europacific Partners, Coca‑Cola has contributed over $19 million to local not-for-profit organisations.

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