RecycleLink Reintroduces 50-Cent Per Pound Payout for Aluminum Cans in Lincoln
Uribe Refuse Services, operating as RecycleLink, has reintroduced a program paying 50 cents per pound for aluminum cans at its recycling center located near 4th and J streets in the Haymarket area of Lincoln, Nebraska. This initiative aims to incentivize…
Lincoln & Hastings Kearney, NE, November 10, 2026 — Uribe Refuse Services, which operates under the name RecycleLink, has relaunched a program offering 50 cents per pound for aluminum cans. The recycling center is situated near the intersection of 4th and J streets in Lincoln, Nebraska’s Haymarket area.
This initiative is designed to encourage greater participation in recycling efforts within the community. By providing a direct financial incentive, RecycleLink aims to make recycling more appealing to residents. The program allows individuals to earn money for their recycled aluminum cans.
In addition to personal financial benefit, the program includes an option for community members to donate their earnings. These donations can be directed to Lincoln Public Schools’ libraries through a specific program called ‘Cans for Books.’ This partnership seeks to support educational resources while promoting environmental responsibility.
The location of the recycling center in the Haymarket area is intended to provide convenient access for residents. The details regarding the specific operational hours or any potential limits on the quantity of cans accepted were not provided in the summary. Information on how to participate or register for the ‘Cans for Books’ program was also not detailed.
The reintroduction of this payout program by RecycleLink signifies a renewed focus on material recovery and community engagement in waste management. It presents an opportunity for individuals to contribute to environmental sustainability and support local educational initiatives simultaneously.
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