The Good Recycling Company

Our Mission

The Good Recycling Company exists to make responsible recycling simple, trustworthy, and cost-effective — while using business as a force to create opportunity, strengthen communities, and empower women.

We believe recycling can do more than divert waste. It can create jobs, open doors, support families, and help build a better future for the next generation. Our mission is rooted in ethical recycling, measurable impact, and a commitment to using this company to do real good in the world. 

More Than a Recycling Company

At The Good Recycling Company, our mission goes far beyond hauling, sorting, and reporting. We are building a company that reflects our values: integrity, accountability, environmental stewardship, and service to others.

We work with vetted, licensed, and proven partners and maintain oversight from pickup to final reuse or compliant disposal. Our clients gain confidence that their materials are handled responsibly — but our larger purpose is to prove that doing business the right way can also transform lives.

Sheramae’s vision is deeply personal. As a mother of three daughters, she is committed to setting an example of leadership, compassion, and strength. She wants her daughters to see that success is not only measured by growth or revenue, but by the number of lives we help change along the way.

Empowering Women Through Opportunity

A core part of our mission is to create and support opportunities that empower women — especially women working to overcome financial hardship, limited access to opportunity, and systemic barriers.

We believe that through the power of this company, our network, and our community, we can help bring women and families out of poverty and create pathways to more stable, hopeful futures.

We are proud to prioritize partnerships with vendors whose missions align with ours, especially minority-owned, women-owned, and community-centered enterprises. We believe where we spend our money matters, and that strong business relationships can also be part of building a more equitable economy.