How It Works
Recyclable Components
About Victory Mission
When you recycle your mattress, you’re not just helping to protect the environment—you’re also supporting local workforce development.
Here’s what happens to your mattress:
1. Recycle your mattress at any of the designated drop-off locations listed below for just $20 per mattress. Items must be clean, dry, and free from infestation.
2. The City of Springfield will contract Victory Mission to recycle your mattress.
3. People leaving poverty will gain essential skills as they’re equipped to enter the workplace.
4. Mattress components are broken down, marketed locally, and diverted from the landfill.
Steel springs and coils from the mattress can be reshaped into artistic sculptures, functional wine racks, or garden trellises.
Plastic
Springfield Mattress Recycling Program
Recycle your mattress and make a difference!
For just $20, help keep bulky waste out of landfills while providing job training for individuals rebuilding their lives through Victory Mission.
Victory Mission is a nonprofit organization based in Springfield, Missouri, focused on empowering individuals leaving poverty and homelessness. Through their programs, including job training, emergency shelter, and long-term recovery efforts, Victory Mission helps people rebuild their lives with dignity and purpose.
Their 12-18 month Restoration Program addresses key areas such as spiritual, vocational, and financial development, giving participants the tools they need to achieve lasting independence.
Found in the box spring or support frame, reclaimed wood from mattresses can be upcycled into furniture, paper, or garden mulch.
Wood
The outer fabric layer of a mattress, typically cotton or polyester, can be reused for upholstery, pillow covers, reusable shopping bags, or clothing.
Fabric
Often used in corner guards or protective linings, the plastic components can be melted down and reformed into machine parts, packaging materials, or jewlery.
Metal
Lone Pine Avenue Recycling Center
3020 S. Lone Pine Ave.
Springfield, MO
Hours:
8 am - 4:30 pm
3545 W. Farm Road 34,
Willard, MO
Hours:
8 am - 4:30 pm
Noble Hill Sanitary Landfill
Franklin Avenue Recycling Center
731 N. Franklin Rd.
Springfield, MO
Hours:
8 am - 4:30 pm
Local Recycling Centers