This study will explore the potential of a single-bin recycling system as an alternative recycling system at Universiti Malaysia Kelantan, Jeli Campus. Besides that this study will determine community participation in the single-bin recycling program and identify the single-bin recycling challenges. The research approaches used in this study were fieldwork and case studies. Besides that, random stratified sampling was applied to select 300 respondents among UMK Jeli campus populations. Data were collected via questionnaires distribution, observation and fieldwork. The result shows the participation level of the campus community toward a single-bin recycling system was moderate. However, the weight of the recyclable items collected has increased through weeks and shows that the single bin-recycling system was acceptable and effective for the campus. Moreover, the challenges of a single-bin recycling system execution were identified to improve that recycling program in the future.