A family fundraiser for Sophia

Recycle with purpose. Help Sophia thrive.

Donate recyclables and reusable items to help a local family meet Sophia's ongoing medical needs—while keeping useful material out of landfills.

Your unwanted items can help

A fundraiser powered by recycling.

Cline's Recycling is not a commercial recycling company. It is a family-led fundraiser created by Sophia's father to turn recyclable material and reusable belongings into financial support for her continuing care.

What looks like clutter or waste may still have value. When you give cans, books, wheel rims, or other useful items, we sort them for recycling or resale and direct the proceeds toward Sophia's ongoing medical needs.

Reuse firstGood items find new owners whenever possible.
Recycle responsiblyAccepted materials are sorted and sent to recycling agents.
Help SophiaFundraiser proceeds help cover ongoing medical needs.
Donated by our community

Every donation carries hope.

Everyday household goods, equipment, and recyclables can become another small contribution toward Sophia's care.

A collection of household items prepared for sorting
Ready to be sorted
A lawn mower collected for reuse or recycling
Yard equipment
A robotic vacuum ready for a second life
Reusable electronics
Ways you can contribute

Turn what you have into help.

These are a few of the items supporters can give to the fundraiser for recycling or resale.

Collected aluminum beverage cans

Aluminum cans

Infinitely recyclable and used every day, aluminum is especially important to keep in circulation and out of landfills.

What we accept →

A collection of books ready for reuse

Books & media

Books, movies, music, and games can be shared, donated, or sold—passing their value to someone new.

Explore the categories →

Vehicle wheel rims prepared for recycling

Wheel rims

From smaller equipment to full-size vehicles, metal rims retain recycling value long after their original use.

See accepted rims →

Proof that small donations add up

A practical fundraiser with a personal purpose.

In 2018 alone, more than 200 containers of sellable material were received and reviewed. That container count records the volume handled during 2018; it is separate from the approximately 600 pounds of recyclable material distributed to recycling companies across the fundraiser's intermittent five-year history. Each accepted donation meant less waste and another opportunity to support the family's continuing medical expenses.

Read Sophia's story