The Rose Lin Foundation proudly introduces “May BOTEntial”, a program designed to empower communities, promote environmental responsibility, and create opportunities for income generation.
Through this initiative, the Foundation places MRF (Material Recovery Facility) containers in community areas, encouraging residents to collect and deposit plastic bottles and other recyclables. Not only does this help maintain cleanliness and protect the environment, but it also teaches communities the value of sustainability and collective responsibility.
What makes the program even more meaningful is that the collected bottles can be sold to nearby junkshops, turning recyclables into real income. This allows participants to support their families while building a communal fund for their organization, creating a cycle of environmental care and economic empowerment.
With May BOTEntial, the Rose Lin Foundation demonstrates how small actions—like throwing bottles in the right container—can have big impacts on both the community and the planet. Residents are not just taking part—they are becoming partners in a greener, cleaner, and more self-reliant future.