Partners in Project Green’s Material Exchange program facilitates the exchange of material generated within our stakeholder community (businesses and non-profit groups) to divert waste from landfill, move towards a circular economy, and strengthen community ties.
Browse through the case studies below which showcase our members’ commitments to a circular economy and giving back.
Material Exchange Supports Teachers and Daycare Workers
June 2026
City of Mississauga Sends Brine Tanks to King City for Reuse
May 2026
In Pursuit of Polystyrene: Preventing Polystyrene Foam Pollution in Lake Ontario
November 2025
Toronto Metropolitan University: Furniture Rehome Program
August 2025
Circular Procurement Learning Journey Workshop Enable Action
May 2025
Toronto and Region Conservation Authority’s Office Move Diverts Eight Tonnes from Landfill
April 2025
Reusable Food Ware Programs
June 2024
University Health Network: Sends Waste Bins to Newcomers
January 2024
The Bentway: Sends 3 Tonnes of Bamboo for Reuse
November 2023
PPG Member Sends Over-Bed Tables to Toronto School Board
August 2023
City of Mississauga: Hazel McCallion Library Renovation
June 2023
Toronto Metropolitan University: Branded Materials Transition Project
May 2023
Air Canada: Scadding Court Community Centre Masks Exchange
February 2022
New Crayons and Activity Books Sent Across the GTA
October 2020
Maple Leaf Foods: Giving Paraffin Wax Another Use
May 2018
Air Canada: 10,000 Duvets to Community Groups
April 2018
Toronto Zoo: What To Do With A Zoo’s Bamboo?
April 2017
Is your organization looking for help finding a new home for materials? Read about the Material Exchange program for details.