
AMONGST the industrial landscape of Old Dookie Road, Future Recycling operates with a vision that goes beyond the clang and clatter of the recycling process.
This long-standing local business understands that its roots are firmly planted in the community and, as such, has cultivated a deep commitment to its well-being. More than just a place where discarded metal is given new life, Future Recycling actively champions local groups and sporting clubs, becoming an integral supporter of the town’s vibrant spirit.
“We believe our success is intrinsically linked to the strength of the wider community,” said Shepparton Branch Manager Daniel Thewma. “Being truly embedded here allows us to understand and contribute to the causes that matter most to our neighbours. Of course, their choice to recycle with us is vital, enabling us to continue investing back into the local fabric.”

Future Recycling’s commitment to the region is multifaceted, encompassing not only significant donations and sponsorships but also a conscious effort to bolster the local economy by utilising other local businesses to support operations and by employing local people.
In 2024, Future Recycling demonstrated its strong community commitment by donating $18,000 to a wide array of local groups, from sporting clubs like football, netball, soccer, and golf to the crucial Neffy’s We Listen Suicide Loss Support Group. This ongoing support was further exemplified last month with a $3,000 contribution to the Shepparton United Football Netball Club.
“The response to our local club sponsorships has been overwhelmingly positive,” said Daniel, noting the significance of community feedback. “Knowing that our support directly benefits the children and families in the Goulburn Valley region reinforces the importance of our community involvement.”
Dubbed “The best scrap yard in Shepp,” the business is always looking for new ways to improve its service and the communities it operates in. You can find Future Recycling’s Shepparton depot and dedicated weighbridge at 121-135 Old Dookie Road or visit www.futurerecycling.com.au to learn more.





