One option for disposing of unwanted small or large appliances is to donate them to a charity or a donation center, and some centers operate with proceeds going to cancer research or another worthwhile cause. There are also centers that accept appliances to recycle them for use by needy families.
If removing the appliance is your concern, there are organizations and service entities that pick up used appliances to save you the bother, and recycle them at their discretion. This service benefits you by removing the old so you can bring in the new appliance and eliminates disposal fees you might otherwise have to pay at your community landfill.
Before recycling appliances, check out the recycling guides and tips provided to ensure a safe reconditioned appliance for the new owner.
This progressive listing is provided as a service and handy resource to readers and I make no representation regarding any of these centers.
Habitat for Humanity ReStores - Find a ReStore in the US and Canada.
Appliance 411 Recycling Tips
ARCA Appliance Recycling Centers of America, Inc.
Big Brothers and Sisters Donation Center
California Recycling Guide & Tips
City of Ann Arbor Resale & Donation Centers
City of Fort Collins Recycling Depots & Information
GE Appliances listing of Appliance Donation Centers
Kingwood Green Donation Guide
Materials MatterHelping non-profits
Morris Habitat for Humanity
Natural Resources Canada Appliance Recycling Tips
SLO County IWMA Thrift Shops & 2nd Hand Stores
1-800-Got-Junk?
Appliance Buying Tips
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