A segregated receptacle for collecting refuse and segregating the various types of refuse during storage. In this manner, collection, storage, and selective removal for recycling purposes is facilitated. A housing is defined by a cavity for receiving and containing the refuse. At least one collection tool for collection and organization of the refuse joins with an outer surface of the housing. An upper end of the housing includes a lid portion for regulating access to the reception opening. A lower end includes a trap door portion that selectively opens and closes to discharge the refuse from the housing. An interior portion forms a second container inside the housing that stores and segregates the refuse into a plurality of compartments. At least one barrier extends along the length of the interior portion for creating compartments therein. In this manner, the refuse can be segregated for recycling.