Coca-Cola Recycling

Coca-Cola Recycling has collaborated with the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum to promote recycling.  Recycle bins provided by Coca-Cola are located throughout the Induction Ceremony site to provide fans a convenient opportunity to recycle.  The proceeds from the redemption of these recyclables go to the Cooperstown High School Senior Class.  Also present during Induction Weekend is the Coca-Cola Recycling Education Vehicle.  Some of the recyclables collected might be earmarked for a return trip to Cooperstown in the form of Hall of Fame staff and volunteer shirts.

A Hall of Fame employee wearing a shirt made from recycled Coke bottles. (Milo Stewart Jr./National Baseball Hall of Fame and Library)

News About Coca-Cola Recycling and the Hall of Fame

• Advertisement from the Spring 2012 issue of Memories and Dreams
• "Refreshing Idea: Coca-Cola Creates Hall of Fame Staff Shirts Out of Recycled Plastic Bottles" from the 2011 Induction issue of Memories and Dreams 
• Advertisement from the Winter 2011 issue of Memories and Dreams

More About Coca-Cola Recycling

Coca-Cola Recycling was created in 2007 to support the Coca-Cola system’s goal of recovering our footprint, recycling a bottle or can for every one Coca-Cola sold in North America.  Learn more about Coca-Cola in the community at Live Positively.