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10 Places to Reduce, Reuse and Recycle In, Around SLP

Are you doing spring cleaning? Inspired by Earth Day? Check out a few ways to give back or make some cash without throwing items away in St. Louis Park.

Whether you’re spring cleaning, looking to earn a few extra dollars or want to give back to the community, several businesses and organizations in and around St. Louis Park can help. The bonus? The environmentally friendly options help keep unwanted items out of the trash. 

Visit out the organization and/or business website for details on what can and cannot be donated, sold or consigned and terms.

Donate

  • St. Louis Park Emergency Program (STEP) Clothes Closet. "Accepts donations of new and gently used clothing and linens to distribute to families at no cost," according to the website.
  • Hennepin County LibraryDonations of books and other materials are accepted by Friends of the Hennepin County Library. Check with each individual library, such as the St. Louis Park Library, for more information and verify materials are being accepted for donation.

Sell/Cosign

  • Second Debút in St. Louis Park. It is operated by Goodwill/Easter Seals Minnesota, and accepts renewed fashion and art, according to the website.
  • Once Upon a Child in St. Louis Park. Sell infant to youth clothing, footwear, toys, furniture and more. Receive immediate payment for items accepted by Once Upon a Child.

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  • A & R Metal Recycling CompanySell aluminum, brass, copper, lead, nickel, and miscellaneous scrap metal. 

    • Half Price Books in St. Louis Park. Sell used books, magazines, music, movies, and games. Receive immediate payment for items accepted by Half Price Books.

    If you’re still looking for another avenue to find a new use for your items, consider hosting a garage sale or check out the “Choose to Reuse” directory on the Hennepin County website.

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