Local Recycling, Brand-Sized Visibility

Put your brand where Arizona does the right thing.

ResQ is building Arizona’s first household battery recycling drop-off network.
Seen Show up where people are already making a positive choice.
Point-of-action visibility Your brand is present at the exact moment someone drops off batteries, creating a cleaner connection than a passive impression.
Local Support a first-of-its-kind recycling network built for Arizona households.
Arizona-first market position Sponsors can attach their name to new infrastructure before battery recycling drop-off becomes expected everywhere.
Amplified Turn digital campaigns into something people can see, use, and remember.
Digital spend, real-world proof Pair online ads with physical sponsor panels to make your campaign more tangible and improve the story behind every impression.
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ResQ battery recycling collection bin
Sponsor panels create high-intent impressions at collection sites.
Every bin gives households a clearer path for used batteries.
The Crisis

The battery problem is already sitting inside your home.

Remotes, toys, game controllers, flashlights, bathroom scales, keyboards, decorations, and junk drawers all run on single-use alkaline batteries. Most families want to recycle them. They just do not have a simple place to take them.

3 billion plus single-use batteries trashed in the United States annually
Over 3 billion single-use batteries trashed in the U.S. every year.
360 thousand plus tons wasted in U.S. landfills yearly
360k+ tons of wasted minerals sent to U.S. landfills annually.
9 out of 10 people prefer to recycle household batteries
9 out of 10 people say they prefer to recycle household batteries.

Citing EPA data, the average family buys multiple packs of AA and AAA single-use batteries each year. In the Phoenix, Mesa, and Tempe area alone, that adds up to roughly 40 million batteries wasted annually.

Your move: one simple decision can turn household battery trash into urban mining with zero landfill and recovery of zinc, manganese, and steel.

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It starts with the batteries people already use at home.
Person holding used household batteries ready for recycling
Most of these small batteries are still treated like trash.
ResQ battery recycling bin placed inside a Phoenix retail location
ResQ puts drop-off access where people already go.
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Sponsors help turn useful access into a visible local network.
Physical Ads + Digital Boost

Same Batteries.
Better Ending.

ResQ turns household battery recycling into a local visibility engine. Sponsors get real-world placement on ResQ bins, plus included Meta and Instagram ad support that helps people see the campaign online and then recognize it again in person.

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Household batteries being thrown away instead of recycled Household batteries being recycled through a ResQ battery bin
Trash Path
ResQ Path
Drag the slider to reveal the better path for the batteries already sitting in your home.
Seen online Meta and Instagram ads help introduce the campaign before people visit a local drop-off site.
Warm up the neighborhood. Run local digital visibility so people recognize the sponsor before they see the bin in person. Add Digital Boost
Seen in person Sponsored ResQ bins give the brand a physical touchpoint in the same community.
Make the ad useful. Your brand appears on a real recycling solution people can use at home, work, and nearby stores. Sponsor Locations
Built for action Families can recycle at home with a ResQ Box or use nearby drop-off locations as the network grows.
Give people the next step. Visitors can recycle at home, find drop-off locations, or support the network through sponsored bins. Start At Home
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The Scale Of The Problem

Every year Americans throw away

BILLIONS
of single-use alkaline batteries.
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96% of every battery recovered becomes new raw material, with no new mining required.
One thousand batteries diverted stat animation
1000+ of wasted batteries diverted from landfill per sponsored plan, every year.
Three to fifteen dollar CPM stat animation
$3 to $15 CPM keeps ad costs competitive with digital while adding goodwill, trust, and local alignment.
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Closed-Loop Impact

Reduce Mining. Start Recovering.

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ResQ bin product image showing capacity and battery recycling use
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We’re urban mining for “Black Mass” already in your trash.

Battery Recovery
Under 5% of alkaline batteries are recycled.
Yet each one still contains valuable, recyclable materials like zinc, manganese (black mass), and steel.
Key Stat
<5%
of alkaline batteries recycled
The Problem
Billions of batteries are landfilled every year.
That means the same valuable materials are mined all over again. Recycling often costs more than digging fresh materials, so the system keeps repeating itself because no one wants to absorb the added cost.
What Happens
Landfill first.
New zinc, manganese, and steel get mined again instead of recovered.
Our Solution
A simple model that helps businesses, people, and the planet.
Businesses get high-impact local advertising. People get an easy way to recycle household batteries. Together, we help close the loop one ResQ bin at a time.
Why It Works
Ads fund access.
Local visibility supports simple recycling and real environmental recovery.
Pile of spent batteries labeled "Alkaline" on rocky desert terrain with excavators in the background.

We Aim To Make, Not Take.

Built With Purpose
ResQ is designed to create local impact from start to finish.
Bins proudly made in Texas
Advertising panels created with recycled materials in California
Veteran hiring and supplier preference built into every contract
Every sponsorship dollar helps fund real recycling so hosts pay $0
Future ResQ products are planned to be designed and manufactured in the USA
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Outline of a price tag with the words 'FREE' and recycling arrows.
Icon of a map, a location pin with a star, and a handshake, with the text "Veteran Hiring & Supplier Preference" below.

American jobs. American materials. American impact.

Choose Your Path

Battery waste. Zero landfill. Cleaner planet.

ResQ home recycling box

Stash, Don’t Trash

Give households a simple way to store and recycle batteries before they ever hit the landfill.
Recycle at Home
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Battery Quest

Kid-powered, planet-saving school recycling that turns students, families, and sponsors into a local movement.
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Be The Hero Brand

Put your brand on bins that recycle batteries, build trust, and create visible local impact.
Advertise on Bins
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Household Battery Recycling

Dead Batteries Don’t Belong in the Ground.

Find a nearby ResQ drop-off location and give your used household batteries a cleaner path forward.

Find A Drop-Off Location

What Our Partners Say

  • A woman with brown hair tied in a bun, smiling, wearing a white top and purple scarf against a plain background.

    "ResQ will make it so easy to recycle! My family is going to love the Eco Pop Box."

    — Jane D., Phoenix

  • A man in a business suit smiling, standing in an office with framed pictures on the wall and a plant in the background.

    "Our students are thrilled to be able to compete in Battery Quest. It’s going to be fun and impactful!"

    — Principal, Mesa

  • A smiling man with a beard and blue eyes is posing with arms crossed, wearing a blue shirt and tan vest, standing indoors with a blurred background of greenery and wooden shelving.

    "The ResQ panel sponsorship will give our business amazing visibility while helping the environment."

    — Local Business Owner, Tempe

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A black background with small white dots and lines resembling stars in the night sky. Says Get ResQ Box
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The Driverless Future

Marketing that works today and in the autonomous tomorrow.

Passengers in self-driving vehicles will scroll, work, and stream, while roadside billboards fade into the background. Own the places people actually choose to visit instead.
Why ResQ Wins
Visit-based visibility
Your brand shows up where people stop, engage, and remember.
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Passenger in an autonomous vehicle on a video call while billboards pass by outside

Reach out today. Future-proof your ad spend and let’s clean the planet together.

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