Toys & Games
Old toys and games generally aren't accepted curbside, mixed plastics, electronics, and batteries make them unsortable. Hasbro's official recycling program, run through TerraCycle, accepts Hasbro-branded board games, plush toys, electronic toys, action figures, dolls, and plastic/wood/metal toys for free, with batteries removed first.
Curbside recycling?
No
Not accepted in curbside recycling, mixed materials (plastics, electronics, batteries, fabric) aren't sortable that way. Donate a working toy, or use Hasbro's free mail-in program for Hasbro-branded items.
Safety note
Remove any batteries before shipping or disposing of an electronic toy, see our battery guide for how to handle those separately.
How to prepare it
- If the toy still works, consider donating it first, to a local thrift store or shelter, before recycling
- Remove any batteries from electronic toys before shipping, per Hasbro's program requirements
- This program is brand-specific to Hasbro, collect at least 7 lbs, sign up for a free TerraCycle account, and request a free shipping label
Common fees
Free, including shipping, sponsored by Hasbro. Enrollment limits may apply, and a waitlist is possible if the program is full.
Quantity limits
Minimum 7 lbs per shipment.
Residency restrictions
Not confirmed
Appointment required?
Not confirmed
Recycling locations
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Frequently asked questions
- Where can I recycle toys & games?
- Old toys and games generally aren't accepted curbside, mixed plastics, electronics, and batteries make them unsortable. Hasbro's official recycling program, run through TerraCycle, accepts Hasbro-branded board games, plush toys, electronic toys, action figures, dolls, and plastic/wood/metal toys for free, with batteries removed first.
- Can toys & games go in curbside recycling?
- Not accepted in curbside recycling, mixed materials (plastics, electronics, batteries, fabric) aren't sortable that way. Donate a working toy, or use Hasbro's free mail-in program for Hasbro-branded items.
- Is there a safety concern with toys & games?
- Remove any batteries before shipping or disposing of an electronic toy, see our battery guide for how to handle those separately.
Programs, hours, fees, eligibility, and accepted materials can change. Confirm details with the facility before traveling.
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