/ The process

    How a ball gets a second serve.

    From court to recycling center: a simple, zero-hassle process that keeps tennis balls out of landfills.

    01

    Chapter leaders reach out

    Using our simple scripts, chapter leaders contact local tennis facilities. About 80% say yes. It's free and requires zero effort on their part.

    Chapter leaders reach out

    02

    Balls are collected

    Bins are placed at courts. Players drop in used balls after practice or matches. Chapter leaders coordinate pickups every ~2 weeks once 200+ balls are ready.

    Balls are collected

    03

    Shipped via RecycleBalls

    Through RecycleBalls' QuickLabel program, balls are shipped for about $15 per 1,500 balls, fully covered by BallBack.

    Shipped via RecycleBalls

    04

    Recycled & repurposed

    Balls are properly recycled, repurposed for practice, donated to underserved youth programs, or given to dog shelters. Facilities get tagged on social media for their impact.

    Second life guaranteed.

    Every ball is recycled, repurposed, or donated.

    / Field footage

    See it in motion: one real trip.

    Bins, boxes, a UPS run. This is a normal week for a chapter leader: low-glamour, high-impact, exactly the way we like it.

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    ● Real footage

    / For facilities

    Why facilities love it.

    100% free, no cost to your facility
    Zero staff work required
    Prepaid UPS shipping labels provided
    Social media recognition & tagging
    Community sustainability win
    Branded collection bins available

    / Transparent costs

    $15 ships 1,500 balls. We cover it.

    Shipping through RecycleBalls' QuickLabel costs about $15 per 1,500 balls, fully covered by BallBack once volume is reached.

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