Donations/Re-use are one route...
Scouting organizations, Churches, Civic-Clubs, Schools(??), Habitat for Humanity...

Check if your city has a hazardous-waste facility.

Also, hardware stores usually have "paint-hardener". Pour a packet into your paint, & it solidifies into an inert "chunk". OR, pour layers into a cardboard box (lined with plastic first), & let each layer dry. Kinda like making "Paint-lasagna"!!

Faron

I've taken lots to Habitat ReStore. You get it off your hands and can write it off as a charitable deduction, they make a few $ and someone gets some nice paint for their house at a steal ;) Everybody wins!

Link below to Re-Store to see if there's one in your area...

Here is a link that might be useful: Habitat ReStore Directory

Latex can be thrown in the trash. It is NOT a hazardous waste.

Alkyd (oil) IS a hazardous waste and you can donate it, dry it out (leave the can open for a few days-weeks, or mix it with kitty litter and allow to dry and then in the regular trash), or take it to a hazardous waste collection site.

Kimberly, I usually donate mine to Habitat ReStore, or it I have only small amounts I donate it to the Shop class at my son's high school. A few years ago, the shop students made the cutest 2' tall wood snowmen for their friends and families, and used the small amounts of paint they had for decorating them.