I've heard you can donate cabinets (and other home fixtures) for re-
sale to the less fortunate rather than put them out for the trash
haulers and add to a landfill. I'm having trouble finding a website
or info for the Washington DC metro area.

Any pointers?? THanks!

--Jeff

Try your local Habitat for Humanity

"JB" wrote in message
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I've heard you can donate cabinets (and other home fixtures) for re-
sale to the less fortunate rather than put them out for the trash
haulers and add to a landfill. I'm having trouble finding a website
or info for the Washington DC metro area.

Any pointers?? THanks!

--Jeff

JB wrote:
I've heard you can donate cabinets (and other home fixtures) for re-
sale to the less fortunate rather than put them out for the trash
haulers and add to a landfill. I'm having trouble finding a website
or info for the Washington DC metro area.

Any pointers?? THanks!

--Jeff

Habitat for Humanity is probably a good place to start.
http://www.habitat.org/

Lou

In article , LouB wrote:
JB wrote:
I've heard you can donate cabinets (and other home fixtures) for re-
sale to the less fortunate rather than put them out for the trash
haulers and add to a landfill. I'm having trouble finding a website
or info for the Washington DC metro area.

Any pointers?? THanks!

Habitat for Humanity is probably a good place to start.
http://www.habitat.org/

Also see if there's a freecycle group nearby: www.freecycle.org

--
Regards,
Doug Miller (alphageek at milmac dot com)

It's time to throw all their damned tea in the harbor again.

JB wrote:
I've heard you can donate cabinets (and other home fixtures) for re-
sale to the less fortunate rather than put them out for the trash
haulers and add to a landfill. I'm having trouble finding a website
or info for the Washington DC metro area.

Any pointers?? THanks!

--Jeff


http://groups.yahoo.com/group/freecycledc/
http://www.habitatnova.org/restore/

Yup...that did it. They have a link to "ReStore". Free pickup!

Thanks.

--Jeff

On Oct 31, 10:14 am, "Jeff Cohen" wrote:
Try your local Habitat for Humanity

http://cnd-industry.com/

"JB" wrote in message
ups.com...
I've heard you can donate cabinets (and other home fixtures) for re-
sale to the less fortunate rather than put them out for the trash
haulers and add to a landfill. I'm having trouble finding a website
or info for the Washington DC metro area.

Any pointers?? THanks!

--Jeff

a real quick way (to get rid of them) is put them on craigslist with a
picture. i put my old cabinets on cl and they were gone in about 5 min.

JB wrote in
ups.com:

I've heard you can donate cabinets (and other home fixtures) for re-
sale to the less fortunate rather than put them out for the trash
haulers and add to a landfill. I'm having trouble finding a website
or info for the Washington DC metro area.

Any pointers?? THanks!

--Jeff

When I remodeled my kitchen I donated the cabinets, countertop, sink and
faucet to St. Vincent de Paul.

Dee