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1 Visit our online directory! Reuse Directory

2 Africa We Care Alberta Association for Community Living (AACL) Kingsway Ave must be working and Pentium 3 or higher. Textbook and novels only. Stuffed animals only. Drop off 9 am - 5 pm everyday. Call first. No magazines. under 5 years old only. Call for pick up. Alhambra Books Ave Accept donations of paperback, hardcover books and book related items such as book ends. No magazines. Architectural Clearing House Ben Calf Robe Society St St Must be reusable. Call for drop off or pick up. Children and baby clothing. No textbooks or encyclopedias. Small household items only. Call for drop off or pick up. Bibles for Missions Thrift Store Stony Plain Rd No microwaves or mattresses. Drop off. Call first if bringing furniture. Bissell Centre Bissell Thrift Shoppes St Ave Donations Line: Also accepts diapers, formula and bottles. Drop off only. No cribs. No beds, sofa beds or futons. No magazines. Call for drop off or pick up. Boyle Street Co-op Ave Given to people in need. Small toys only. Drop off. National Diabetes Trust Clothesline No magazines. Novels and children s stories only. Call for pick up. Canadian Native Friendship Centre Canadian Red Cross - HELP (Health Equipment Loan Program) CANDORA Society of Edmonton Cerebral Palsy Association In Alberta Cleanit Greenit Composting Crystal Kids - Recreation Youth Centre Street c/o General Hospital, Room 2B01, Jasper Ave Abbottsfield Mall Ave Office: Ave Value Village (any location) Ave Ave Small household items only. Also accepts diapers. Drop off Mon to Fri 9 am - 5 pm. Call first. Mobility aids, wheelchairs, commodes, walkers, bath and toilet seats. No crutches, electrical or hydraulic items. Drop off. Call first. Clean only, no stains. No car seats. Especially in need of interview clothes. Small household items only. Drop off. No cribs or car seats. Flat screen monitors only. Small furniture only. Drop off at office (Mon to Fri 8 am - 4:30 pm) or at any Value Village. Call for pick up. Accepts organic yard waste and other organics for composting. Please call first. Also accepts board games. Children s books only. Sporting equipment must be working. Drop off Mon to Fri 3 pm - 6 pm, or Sat 1 pm - 4 pm

3 Dickensfield Amity House Edmonton Bicycle Commuters Society Braincare Centre Edmonton Earthcycle (formerly Freecycle) Edmonton Emergency Relief Services Society Edmonton Food Bank Edmonton Humane Society (S.P.C.A.) Elizabeth Fry Society of Edmonton Goodwill Industries of Alberta Habitat for Humanity ReStore Home Re-use-ables Hope Mission House of Refuge Mission Kids Kottage Mennonite Central Committee Thrift Shop Ave Ave (Alley) Ave , Ave St St or fire halls and major grocery stores St Ave Donations Line: Check SuperPages or website for more locations Yellowhead Tr Ave Ave Elmwood Drive SW A 95 St Ave Ave Also accepts diapers of any size. Drop off Mon to Fri 8:30 am - 4 pm. Bicycles and accessories only, including bicycle tires and tubes for recycling as well as hardware tools and rags. Call or check website for hours. Pentium 3 or higher. Also accepts monitors, printers, keyboards etc. Call to arrange drop off. Accepts almost anything. Must be family friendly and legal. A way for people to give away or acquire free reusable items. See website. No magazines. New toys only. Drop off Tues to Sat 10 am - 3 pm. Call for pick up. Check website for more drop off locations. Bedding material for animals only (no carpet). Also accepts cleaning, pet and office supplies. Check website for updated wishlist. Drop off. Women s clothing and new hygiene items. Will give to clients. Drop off between 9 am - 4 pm. Call first. No cribs, walkers, highchairs, car seats or baby gates. Tools and hardware are the only renovation items accepted. Drop off. Items must be in clean, workable and saleable condition. Any new or used reusable building supplies. No mattresses. No paint. Call to confirm acceptance of items. Drop off or pick up. Used building materials. Drop off or pick up. Call first. Men s clothing only. Drop off Mon to Sat 9 am - 5 pm. Only household items accepted are blankets and yogurt/margarine and Tupperware containers. Drop off 4:30 pm - 9 pm daily. Children s clothing only. No car seats or cribs. Also accepts diapers, cleaning and laundry supplies. See website for wish list. Drop off only Mon and Thur 8:30 am - 4:30 pm. Closed 11:30 am - 1 pm. No large appliances. Drop off during store hours

4 The Mustard Seed Once Upon A Child Operation Friendship Seniors Society - McCauley Seniors Drop In Centre Pregnancy Care Centre Red Road Healing Society Salvation Army National Recycling / Thrift Stores Shanked Computer Recycling Inc. Sport Central Association Strathcona Place Senior Centre Terra Centre Value Village WIN House Wings of Providence Youth Emergency Shelter Society Street St St. Albert Tr Ave Ave Ave See website for locations Donations Line: or Winterburn Rd Wayne Gretzky Dr North University Ave A St (in Braemar School) St Ave Check superpages or website for more locations Ave Clothing needs to be in season. Also accepts baby formula, diapers and bottles. Drop off Mon to Fri 9 am - 5 pm. Children s and baby clothing, furniture and accessories. Will pay. Call first. No furniture. Senior s clothing only (larger sizes preferred). Drop off only. Baby and maternity clothing only. No cribs, strollers or car seats. Call for drop off. Call first for drop off or pick up. Baby equipment must be less than 4 years old. No magazines, text books, or encyclopedias. No mattresses. Drop off at store location during store hours. Call for pick up. Will recycle. Accepts computer parts, monitors, DVDs and cassette tapes, and phones. Call first. Reusable sporting goods, will refurbish. No downhill ski or excercise equipment. Items also accepted at police stations and fire halls, United Cycle, All Sport Replay and Sport Central. Craft supplies for rug hooking, crocheting, weaving and sewing. No magazines. Also accepts lumber, plywood, soft pinewood and gardening supplies. Open Mon to Fri 9 am - 4 pm. Teen, maternity, children s and baby clothing (sizes 0 5). No car seats or cribs. Accepts new diapers. Accepts children s videos. Drop off large items at south side location only (during school year). Call first. Call one of their charity partners for pick up: AACL, Cerebral Palsy Association, Canadian Diabetes Association, Clothesline. No televisions. Women s, children s and baby clothing only. Will accept new diapers. Small household items only. No furniture. Personal care products must be new and unopened. Call first. Drop off. Women s and children s clothing only. Small household items only. Accepts new diapers. No strollers, cribs or carseats. Working computers less than 5 years old. Call first. Drop off only. Accepts perishable food, transit tickets, teen clothing and footwear. Personal care items must be new. Small furniture only. Call first. Drop off. Ring buzzer after hours

5 Reuse Fairs Another great way to donate is to take your items to a Reuse Fair. These fairs are one-day community events where requested, reusable, everyday items are collected for local organizations. Examples include: arts and crafts material, milk jug lids, puzzle pieces, magnets, keys, spices, corks, broken jewelry and old calendars. Find out more about Reuse Fairs at Reuse and Recycling Directory For a complete listing of Edmonton charities, services and business that will accept items for reuse, recycle or disposal please see the City of Edmonton Reuse and Recycling Directory at Reuse Centre The City of Edmonton Reuse Centre accepts 200 smaller household items (e.g. clothes pins, gift wrap, arts and craft supplies, office/ school supplies, and trophies). For a minimal fee, these reused items can be purchased by groups and individuals. The Reuse Centre does not accept furniture, clothing or appliances. Many charities listed in this booklet accept those materials. For more information on the Reuse Centre go to or call: A Ave. Hours: Tuesdays Wednesdays Thursdays Fridays Saturdays 12 pm - 8 pm 10 am - 4 pm Closed Sundays, Mondays and statutory holidays. Questions? Call wasteman@edmonton.ca Web: TTY: Using paper with 100% post-consumer fibre helped save Using paper with 100% post-consumer fibre helped trees save and trees water, and wood water, and wood energy and resources. energy resources. 100% Post-Consumer Fibre 100% Recycled 01/ /2012