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Pitching In To Help

Read more about how our team members put our commitment to protecting the environment into action.

Recycling


Diverting E-Waste

Team members at Belterra Park, Kansas Star and Boyd Corporate each participated in e-waste recycling events in 2023 to prevent toxic materials from old computers, cell phones, cables, monitors and more from entering the landfill. Collectively, these events gathered more than 4,000 pounds of e-waste across the country.

Reduce and Recycle

Aliante has embraced the principle of reduce and reuse by periodically cleaning out its storage areas and donating or recycling items no longer needed. To date, Aliante has diverted or donated almost 52,000 pounds of various items, while recycling another 50,000 pounds.

Electric Golf Carts and Bikes

Suncoast continues to have a positive impact on the environment through its recent switch from gasoline-powered security vehicles to electric golf carts and bikes. In 2023, Suncoast’s Security team reduced the property’s carbon emissions by more than nine metric tons as a result of eliminating two vehicles and adding golf carts and bikes.

Battery and Light Bulb Recycling

In 2023, Belterra Resort recycled nearly 7,000 pounds of batteries through an ongoing collection drop box located in back-of-house areas. Additionally, the property recycled 900 pounds of light bulbs that would have been disposed into a landfill.

Clean the World

Boyd Gaming properties have partnered with Clean the World to recycle discarded soap and plastic bottle amenities. Donated products are sorted, filtered, sanitized and processed by Clean the World, then distributed to people in need throughout the world. In addition to helping vulnerable communities, our partnership with Clean the World helps reduce the amount of solid waste sent to landfill.

Plastic Bag Drives

In an effort to reduce the amount of material being buried in landfills, Kansas Star Casino and Par-A-Dice hosted plastic bag drives where they collected more than 2,000 bags from team members' homes. The recycled plastic bags are typically turned into plastic composite lumber.