SuperValu has partnered with us again this year through their Deposit Return Scheme, giving you an easy way to make a difference with every returned bottle and can.
Until 31 August 2026, when you visit SuperValu stores you can choose to donate the value of your returned bottles and cans directly to Belong To through in-store Deposit Return Scheme donation points.
To get involved follow the quick steps below:
- Step one: Grab your cans and bottles with the Re-turn logo.
- Step two: Head to your local SuperValu. Check supervalu.ie to find your nearest one.
- Step three: Feed the machine. Pop them in, watch the total go up and hit ‘Donate to Belong To’!
- This summer every single item that you return helps support our youth services.
All funds raised through the initiative will help us continue delivering life-saving supports for LGBTQ+ young people and their families in communities across Ireland.
Be proud of your impact. Return with Pride!
“SuperValu’s backing sends a powerful message of inclusion and belonging, helping young people feel seen and valued where they live. SuperValu’s commitment enables us to continue delivering vital services, and we are incredibly grateful for the positive impact this partnership will have for LGBTQ+ young people and their families across Ireland.” – Kieran O’Donovan, CEO of Belong To
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