How it Works

sign up online and receive a 4-digit code to access the bins

collect your food-scraps at home

bring food-scraps to a drop-off bin

unlock bin with your 4-digit membership code, same at all locations

dump food-scraps into the bin and re-lock

reduce waste and nourish the environment!

sign-up includes discounts on soil and sustainability workshops.

Find the closest location to you by clicking here!

Want to buy a bucket and some compostable bags?

Buckets and RBR certified compostable bags can be purchased at all Phoenix Coffee Shops.

Drop-Off Locations

Eastside

• Bainbridge – Lowe’s Greenhouse

• Cleveland - Fairfax Rec. Center

• Cleveland - Masjid Bilal

• Cleveland Heights - Marc’s Grocery Store Side Parking Lot off of Euclid heights Blvd. (across from the PEACE Park)

• Cleveland Heights - Church of the Saviour North Parking Lot

• Collinwood - Brick Ceramic and Design Parking Lot

• Cuyahoga Heights - Metroparks, Canalway Nature Center

• Downtown – RBR Headquarter

• Glenville - Glenville Rec. Center

• Hough - Thurgood Marshall Rec. Center

• Larchmere - Big Al’s Diner

• Lee-Miles - Frederick Douglass Rec. Center

• Mayfield - Metroparks, North Chagrin Nature Center

• Mayfield Village, Mayfield Civic Center

• Orange Village, Orange Village Community Garden

• Shaker Hts. – Shaker Lakes Nature Center

• Shaker Hts. – The Dealership

• Shaker Hts. - Unitarian Universalist Congregation

• Slavic Village - Slavic Village CDC

• Solon - Solon Community Park (NOW OPEN!)

• South Euclid - Bexley Park

• University Heights - Walter Stinson Community Park

• Woodland Hills - Zelma Watson George Rec. Center

Westside

• Avon Lake - Avon Lake City Building Department

• Bay Village East - Reese Park

• Bay Village West - Bay Lodge

• Berea - Berea Community Learning Farm

• Bellaire-Puritas - Jefferson-Puritas CDC

• Brecksville-Broadview Heights - School Board Office

• Brecksville-Broadview Heights - Elementary School

• Brecksville - Metroparks, Brecksville Nature Center

• Detroit Shoreway – Legacy Garden

• Fairview Park – City Hall

• Kamm’s Corners- Bethany English Lutheran Church

• Lakewood – Lakewood Park, Madison Park

• Ohio City - The Lofts/Phoenix Coffee

• Old Brooklyn - Six Shooter Coffee

• Parma - Metroparks, West Creek Reservation

• Rocky River - City Hall

• Tremont – Visible Voice

• Westlake - Westlake Porter Public Library

What’s Compostable?

• ANYTHING that was (or could have been) food

• Even things like meat, dairy and eggshells!

• Cups and packaging that are BPI Certified

You’ll get more guidance after signing up, but a good rule of thumb is: if Nature made it, it’s probably compostable.

Need more detail? Here’s an exhaustive list of items based on question we receive from members.

Looking for something even simpler?

Try a free monthof our weekly curbside pick-up service. We supply a new bucket each week. Just leave it outside your door and we’ll whisk it away.