Service Types List

Textile Recycling
The Environmental Protection Agency estimates that the US creates about 17 million tons of textile waste per year, more than half of which ends up in the landfill. In an effort to reduce textile waste and through various partnerships they have made, the Salvation Army recycles used clothing, shoes, bath and bed linens, and other textiles that cannot be sold in stores. They can even facilitate the repurposing of scrap cloth into new clothing. More information regarding the Salvation Army's textile recycling initiative can be found on their website. To begin repurposing your own used clothing and other textiles, use the "location finder" tool on the Salvation Army website to find a facility that accepts donations near you. Enter your zip code in the search bar, place a check in the "Dropoff Location" checkbox, and click the red bar titled "Search Services."

Compost Pickup/Dropoff
Compost services include any resource that allows drop off or pickup of your food waste to be composted onsite or through a partner organization. Using the map below, visit each service's website to see what you can and cannot compost. Be sure to check back often as new locations are being added regularly.


