Got "stuff" that’s been piling up in the closet or garage? Finished a remodeling project and you've got old doors, lumber, appliances, etc.? Before you make a trip to the landfill or hire someone to haul it away, check out our recycling options right here in Tucson.
Many of these organizations make it easy for you by picking up your old items so you don't have to worry about the transportation factor. If you do plan on dropping items off yourself, we encourage you to call first to make sure they can use your old "stuff". (Their needs and inventory change on a daily basis.)
Habitat for Humanity
HabiStore Home Improvement Center,
3840 S. Palo Verde Blvd.
Phone: (520) 889-7200
Sells and accepts donations of gently used building materials, furniture and clean, working appliances.
ReStore/Community Closet
2958 E. 22nd St.
Phone: (520) 326-1936
Accepts tax deductible donations of new and gently used building materials, usable paint, appliances and home furnishings are accepted to assist families or individuals of low and moderated incomes. The Community Closet program also offers donated clothing and bedding to needy persons and families.
World Care/Tools for Schools
3538 E. Ellington Pl.
Phone: (520) 514-1588
Call or visit their website for a current list of "needs". Besides accepting a variety of donations from furniture to computers, they also accept donations of used medical equipment such as wheelchairs, hospital beds, canes, walkers, bathroom safety equipment and assistive devices. Items are also available free for those in need.
Casa de los Niños
1302 E. Prince Rd.
Phone: (520) 624-5600
Casa de los Niños Thrift Store Too!!
3000 W. Valencia Rd. 578-8921
Accepts donations of working, gently used appliances, clothing, house wares, furniture, toys, and more.
Community Food Bank of Tucson
Phone: (520) 622-0525
Besides taking canned goods and dry foods, the CFB’s Gleaning Program encourages you to bring in fruits and vegetables from your backyard. Their Gardening Education Program is always in need of a variety of garden supplies such as shovels, picks, rakes, hoses, irrigation supplies, wheelbarrows, farm equipment, plants and seeds.
Desert Waste Not Warehouse
Phone: (520) 623-7162
Email: recycle@dwnw.org
Accepts donations of computers, scanners, printers, current software and other computer accessories as well as fax machines, scanners, office supplies, home and office furniture, and other items. Fees may apply for drop off of outdated or nonworking computers.
Tucson Clean and Beautiful
Email: tcb@tucsonaz.gov
The Recycling Directory provides information about a variety of Tucson metropolitan area programs, businesses, and organizations related to recycling, waste reduction and other environmental resources.
Freecycle
The Freecycle Network™ is made up of many individual groups across the globe., Tucson included!
It's a grassroots and entirely nonprofit movement of people who are giving (& getting) stuff for free in their own towns.
Many of these organizations make it easy for you by picking up your old items so you don't have to worry about the transportation factor. If you do plan on dropping items off yourself, we encourage you to call first to make sure they can use your old "stuff". (Their needs and inventory change on a daily basis.)
Habitat for Humanity
HabiStore Home Improvement Center,
3840 S. Palo Verde Blvd.
Phone: (520) 889-7200
Sells and accepts donations of gently used building materials, furniture and clean, working appliances.
ReStore/Community Closet
2958 E. 22nd St.
Phone: (520) 326-1936
Accepts tax deductible donations of new and gently used building materials, usable paint, appliances and home furnishings are accepted to assist families or individuals of low and moderated incomes. The Community Closet program also offers donated clothing and bedding to needy persons and families.
World Care/Tools for Schools
3538 E. Ellington Pl.
Phone: (520) 514-1588
Call or visit their website for a current list of "needs". Besides accepting a variety of donations from furniture to computers, they also accept donations of used medical equipment such as wheelchairs, hospital beds, canes, walkers, bathroom safety equipment and assistive devices. Items are also available free for those in need.
Casa de los Niños
1302 E. Prince Rd.
Phone: (520) 624-5600
Casa de los Niños Thrift Store Too!!
3000 W. Valencia Rd. 578-8921
Accepts donations of working, gently used appliances, clothing, house wares, furniture, toys, and more.
Community Food Bank of Tucson
Phone: (520) 622-0525
Besides taking canned goods and dry foods, the CFB’s Gleaning Program encourages you to bring in fruits and vegetables from your backyard. Their Gardening Education Program is always in need of a variety of garden supplies such as shovels, picks, rakes, hoses, irrigation supplies, wheelbarrows, farm equipment, plants and seeds.
Desert Waste Not Warehouse
Phone: (520) 623-7162
Email: recycle@dwnw.org
Accepts donations of computers, scanners, printers, current software and other computer accessories as well as fax machines, scanners, office supplies, home and office furniture, and other items. Fees may apply for drop off of outdated or nonworking computers.
Tucson Clean and Beautiful
Email: tcb@tucsonaz.gov
The Recycling Directory provides information about a variety of Tucson metropolitan area programs, businesses, and organizations related to recycling, waste reduction and other environmental resources.
Freecycle
The Freecycle Network™ is made up of many individual groups across the globe., Tucson included!
It's a grassroots and entirely nonprofit movement of people who are giving (& getting) stuff for free in their own towns.