We have now collected 15 tonnes of plastic bread tags to recycle through our partners Transmutation – Reduce, Reuse and Recycle. That’s equivalent to the weight of five white rhinos – phew!Keep ’em coming – there must be… Read More
We have received photos of five more wheelchair recipients in South Africa, taking our tally to 133.This is a message from 4 yr old Nsika’s Mum: “Thank you Breadtags Australia for affording us as a family to become… Read More
We have now collected 13 tonnes of bread tags for recycling. That’s more than the weight of two African elephant bulls!This photo was taken at Addo, an elephant reserve in the Eastern Cape in South Africa, close to… Read More
On World Environment Day 2024 we were delighted to win the SA Environment Awards in the Working Together category for not-for-profits. See all the pics here.
Our 80th wheelchair is a very special one. Twelve year old Anushca lives with lissencephaly, a rare brain condition. Her new wheelchair-stroller properly harnesses and supports her growing little body and also has space to carry her ventilator… Read More
This week we are celebrating the huge milestone of 10 TONNES of Aussie bread tags we have collected for recycling over the last four years. That’s a lot of tags! Thanks to the generosity of our recyclers, Transmutation… Read More
Elzibe and Justin are our two latest wheelchair recipients in South Africa. Elzibe has ties to Parow High School, who are committed collectors for Bread Tags for Wheelchairs there, so she wanted her photo taken with some of… Read More
Our latest batch of wheelchairs has been provided to clients of Includid in South Africa : Gert, Petrus, Sally, Toscha and Annie. Includid’s mission is to enable and empower people with intellectual disabilities. This takes our total number… Read More
During April our longest serving regular colour sorter celebrated her 94th birthday! Jean still gets through a heap of tags each week. We have three ladies over 90 as well as several others sorting for us at home…. Read More
Posted: January 8, 2026 by admin
2026 Final Year
2026 will be our 8th and FINAL YEAR of accepting plastic bread tags for recycling. Due to some states banning plastic tags and a general move to cardboard across Australia, there is a lot less new plastic (yeah!)… Read More