We never stop looking for newer and better ways

We understand that recycling isn’t something you think about every day; However, we do.

At All American Recycling we pride ourselves on building solid business relationships that last. Although the economy and industry have changed dramatically, our people and our philosophy remain the same.

We never stop looking for newer and better ways to serve our communities and customers, improve their recycling programs, and deliver top dollar for their materials. Isn’t that the kind of recycling partner you’d rather have working for you?

Save The Cans

A silver can with a pink breast cancer ribbon next to bold pink text that reads SAVE THE CANS.

Recycling’s “Save The Cans” trailers pop up all over the Chicagoland community to collect aluminum cans.

The money raised through this program benefits local breast cancer awareness, and Pink Heals.For more than five years, “Save The Cans” has contributed to making a difference in the lives of fighters and their families.

Every year All American Recycling donates to help raise money for organizations and individuals in need.

Learn more about our drive at Siegel’s Cottonwood Farm in Lockport.

A large pink metal donation bin labeled Save the Cans sits on grass, with signs encouraging aluminum can donations for breast cancer awareness.
Bright pink recycling trailer with white text, parked on pavement near trees. The side displays a message about helping a cancer cause and features a pink ribbon symbol.
Five people stand together outdoors on a golf course, smiling at the camera. Four men wear casual golf attire; the woman on the right wears a bright pink shirt and sunglasses, giving a thumbs-up gesture. Trees and golf cart are in background.

Sugar Surge

Each year, All American Recycling sponsors Sugar Surge’s annual golf outing. Sugar Surge is a Non-Profit 501c(3) benefiting Breakthrough T1D (Formerly JDRF). Their hope is to raise funding to make life easier for Type 1 Diabetics until there is a cure.

Community Service Events

Every year All American Recycling is a participant and sponsor for numerous local community service events. In order to help raise money for organizations and individuals in need. Visit our Facebook page to learn more or call us at 773-701-6696.

Event Partners

Red logo with a large number 9 inside a circle, text reads IBEW LOCAL 9 and CHARTERED IN I.B.E.W. 1892 on a white background.
Pink and black circular logo for Pink Heals Joliet Area Chapter featuring a firefighter emblem, a badge, stars, and the phrase Cares Enough To Wear Pink.
Boy Scouts of America logo with text: Boy Scouts of America, Pathway to Adventure Council on a white background, featuring a red, white, and blue fleur-de-lis emblem on the left.
The words Sugar Surge in bold, pink bubble letters with a pink and white lollipop used as the letter e in Surge.

Local Sponsorship

At All American Recycling, we take great pride in supporting a diverse range of community organizations. From local nonprofits, to youth sports teams, we believe in giving back to the communities that have supported us over the years. It’s our way of saying thank you while also helping to make a positive impact on the world around us. We’re committed to doing our part to create a better tomorrow for everyone, and we hope that our sponsorship efforts will inspire others to do the same.

Logo for Elite Baseball Training with a silhouette of a baseball player swinging a bat. The words Train Elite. Be Elite. appear above, and Baseball Training is written below Elite.
Circular logo for Top Tier Baseball. It features a red TT monogram in the center on a white background, surrounded by a blue border with red stars and the text TOP TIER BASEBALL and A Tradition of Baseball Excellence.
Red N and L overlap in front of a black background. The word REBELS is written diagonally in white letters with a black outline across the logo.
Logo with Mokena Baseball / Softball Association in bold red letters. The O in Mokena is a baseball with motion lines, suggesting action.
Logo with Plainfield Saints in tan letters on black background, featuring a large tan fleur-de-lis symbol between the words.
Logo with two crossed bats, a baseball, blue ring with four stars, and a green ribbon reading Est. Plainfield Athletic Club 1952.
A blue wildcat with red eyes crouches on a large maroon letter H above the words THE PRIDE. A stylized trumpet is beneath the paw, suggesting a connection to a school band.
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A blue and orange outlined paw print with the letters O, Y, T, F inside. Text below reads: OSWEGO YOUTH TACKLE FOOTBALL & CHEER.
Logo with a fierce bulldog breaking through letters that spell “PUPS CUP BASKETBALL” on a red background. The bulldogs expression is aggressive, and the font is bold and outlined.
Everest Academy crest with Semper Altius motto, featuring four icons: mountains, an anvil, an open book with a flower, and a person thinking. School name encircles the crest.
Logo for Trinity Christian School with a white cross over an open book and globe on a blue background, white text above and below, and a red stripe at the top.
A memorial stone with a rainbow and clouds reads In Memory of Marty Larson. Below the stone, text says Martin Jr. Larson II Foundation.
The Marfan Foundation logo with interlocking shapes on the left and the text The Marfan Foundation in black and red on the right.