Habitat
for Humanity ReStores - You can expect things like:
windows, doors, paint, hardware, lumber, tools, lighting
fixtures and even the kitchen sink! Items are donated
daily so each trip will bring you something new! For the
do-it-yourself, the ReStore is the first place to visit
for inexpensive renovations.
Edmonton
Reuse Centre The Reuse Centre accepts a variety of
items such as arts and crafts supplies, office and school
supplies, paper and plastic products and much more. Please
note that all items must be clean and in good or working
condition. Items may be dropped off at the West door during
hours of operation only.
Whistler,
Bristish Columbia Reuse Centre - Whistler's fhrift
store The Re-Use-It Centre is located in Function Junction
at 1003 Lynham Road and is open seven days a week, from
11:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. and until 8 on Friday nights.
Used items that are clean, and in good shape and working
order are gratefully accepted during store hours.
Toronto
Reuse Centres - Cleaning out the garage and not sure
what to do with leftover paint or cleaning products? Looking
for supplies for a home improvement project? At your local
Household Hazardous Waste (HHW) Depot, residents can donate
useable but unwanted HHW materials, including oil and
latex paint. The staff sort the donations to determine
which materials are reusable and set those aside for other
residents to pick up – for free.
Reuse
Centre - The Reuse Centre is operated by The Burlington
Reuse Environmental Group which is a not-for-profit charitable
organization. The purpose of the Reuse Centre is to ensure
that items which would normally be put in the garbage
are available for use by others. Items brought to the
Centre are placed in appropriate areas where they can
be sold to others for reuse.
We will accept anything in usable condition, subject to
assessment by our receivers. If you are bringing items
to the Reuse Centre for disposal, please make sure these
items are clean, in working order and are usable.
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