Accepted Items & Programs

All items must be clean before donation. We do not except clothing and books unless otherwise noted.
​Below is a list of materials currently accepted at the Hub.

Reduce

Reuse

Recycle

​We’ve partnered with TerraCycle to recycle hard-to-recycle packaging from many household brands.
Each brand has its own collection container with requirements posted on-site.
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Accepted examples include:

• Late July packaging
• Entenmann’s Little Bites bags
• Dunkin’ coffee bags
• Honest Kids drink pouches
• Colgate oral care items
• ​Aussie packaging
• Arm & Hammer / OxiClean pouches
• Beekman 1802 packaging
• Gerber food packaging & hangers
• Febreze aerosols
• Swiffer refills
• Squeezable snack pouches
• Laundry product packaging

​Our shelves hold clean, gently used materials that were destined for the landfill but still have life left in them.
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Visitors can “shop” these shelves for their projects, classrooms, or creative needs. Before leaving, please stop at the table so items can be weighed and consider leaving a donation to help the Hub grow. We charge $1 per pound.

Note

We do not accept ​items that are dirty, moldy, broken, or hazardous. If you're unsure whether something qualifies, just ask! We'll help you decide.

We collect small electronics and accessories for proper recycling.

• Cardboard
• Ink Cartridges
• Cell Phones
• CDs & Cases
• VHS Tapes
• Computer Accessories (keyboards, mice, cables)
• Printers & Computers ($25 fee per computer)
• Household Batteries

School Club Collections

​We also collect items through school and community drives:

• Blue jeans
  
• Peanut butter jars
  
• Metal bottle lids
  
• Plastic bottle caps
  
• Capri Sun packs
  
• Unwanted crayons
  
• Glass yogurt jars
  
• Keys
  
• Bath & Body Works 3-wick candle jars