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What Materials can individuals donate to the Reusable Resources Center?
All craft materials: yarn, fabric, felt ribbon, scrapbook materials, canvas
Craft tools, sewing notions, paint brushes
Game board pieces, dice, playing cards, jigsaw puzzle pieces
Key chains, keys, magnets, promotional items
Costume jewelry, buttons, beads, watches
Silk or plastic flowers, decorations
Wallpaper, shelf paper remnants or sample books
Small boxes: altoids type metal, jewelry boxes
Cigar boxes, heavy duty boxes, shipping tubes
Corks, swizzle sticks
5 gallon buckets or large kitty litter buckets
Nuts, bolts, screws, hardware, clean
Wire of any size, clean
Office supplies, tools, rubber bands, paper clips
Bubble wrap, packing peanuts (No big styrofoam)
What Materials can businesses donate to the Reusable Resources Center?
Injection molding pieces, cast-offs, overruns, byproducts
Electronics pieces, containers
Ceramic pieces, tiles, magnets
Spools, spindles, turnings, gears wheels, springs
Framing end cuts, bamboo poles, cuts
Buttons, lace, thread, yarn, fabric, sample books, swatches
Medical coolers, containers unused tubing, serum bottle tops
Conference decorations, promotional items, giveaways
Wire, wire harnesses, rope, nuts, bolts, hardware (clean)
Paper of any size and weight, contact paper, billboard signs
Mat board, foam core board
Office supplies, equipment (contact us first)
Bubble wrap, packing peanuts
5 gallon buckets, 55 or other size gallon drums (clean)
What materials should go in your own recycle bin?
All household food containers
Fast food, deli, produce, grocery type containers
Paper products: magazines, holiday cards, display materials
Cardboard: paper towel and toilet paper tubes, empty boxes
Wire twists, bread tags, small plastic pieces, pull tabs, bottle caps
Medical or vitamin bottles and lids
Books of all types can go to Good Will Industries
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