Good News: Re.Use.Full partners with KC Chiefs to de-clutter and do good at Un-Dumpster Day

Re.Use.Full will host two fall Un-Dumpster Days to help people rehome their still-good stuff to benefit participating nonprofit organizations and schools. Some of the items to be accepted include gently used appliances, bikes, books, clothing, linens, toys, games and puzzles, furniture and other household goods that will be distributed to help people and pets in the Kansas City area.
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They are partnering with the Kansas City Chiefs for a donation collection with shredding services sponsored by AARP Kansas City and tire recycling courtesy of the City of Kansas City, Missouri Public Works Department on Saturday, October 7, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium. Computer and electronics recycling will also be available at both events, and Maze Foundation will also collect new kids’ coats at each location.

For a full list of the items and guidelines for giving, visit https://www.reusefull.org/un-dumpster-day/.
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About Re.Use.Full
Re.Use.Full is a nonprofit organization that has been connecting people with still-good stuff with the nonprofit organizations, schools and churches that can put it to good use since 2020. They began hosting Un-Dumpster Day events last year to provide convenient, one-stop drop donation collections and recycling services. Donors can also visit reusefull.org anytime to find the items accepted by their nearly 85 KC-area charity partners, ranging from small organizations to well-known nonprofit brands like Goodwill and Big Brothers Big Sisters, and arrange for their donation. There is no charge for anyone to use the site or participate in Un-Dumpster Day events.