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Help your neighborhood reduce waste

Zero Waste Block Leaders

Neighborhood education and waste-reduction advocacy.

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What you’ll help with

  • Share accurate waste-reduction information with neighbors.
  • Keep up with program meetings and resources.

Open places, exact duties, and start dates are confirmed by the organization. Check its current instructions before planning a visit.

This page summarizes the organization’s volunteer program. Specific roles and open shifts are managed by the organization.

How to get started

  1. Register for a quarterly orientation, or request notification of the next one.
  2. Attend orientation before volunteering.
  3. Share resources in your community and log your hours.

Time & commitment

Duration varies by roleRecurring
Check current openingsOrientations are quarterly. Community outreach is arranged around your availability.

Before you sign up

Age
Varies by assignment — confirm with the organization.
Groups
Group availability has not been confirmed.
Requirements
Live in Austin or Travis County, attend orientation, stay informed, and log at least 10 volunteer hours per year.
Accessibility
Accessibility details have not been confirmed. Ask the organization about accommodations, seating, physical tasks, and access before attending.

Where you’ll help

Austin area

Locations and available assignments vary. Confirm with the organization.

About Zero Waste Block Leaders

Austin Resource Recovery’s Zero Waste Block Leaders help neighbors understand recycling, composting, reuse, and repair.

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Program details reviewed · September 8, 2026

Program details reviewed 2026-09-08. This is an editorial source review, not organization confirmation.

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