REmarket Donation Drive, Free Market, Small Bike Repairs, and Repair Cafe

The St. Lawrence Neighbourhood Association Waste Reduction Group is holding a two-day community service event including:♻️ Drop-off donations of ANY item in (almost) any condition with the Salvation Army, RCT, Optic Zone and Staples. OPEN WEDNESDAY 10AM-7PM & THURSDAY 10AM-6PM.🛍 A Free Market to drop off or pick up free textiles, books, housewares, art & school supplies (bring your own bag). OPEN WEDNESDAY ONLY 10AM-6PM.🧵 A Repair Cafe with volunteers repairing clothing, jewellery, and small appliances for free. OPEN THURSDAY ONLY 11AM-3PM.*🚴🏼‍♀️ A CultureLink Bike Hub with volunteers performing free small bike repairs and safety checks. OPEN THURSDAY ONLY 11AM-3PM.Please refer to our website for a list of what is accepted.https://www.slna.ca/remarket-guidelines.htmlRegistration ends at 2 p.m., limit of 1 item per person.◉This event will be photographed and video recorded.Your presence constitutes your consent to be included insuch media.◉Accepted items for DONATION: 👖Clothing & accessories🛏 Household items📚 Books🦯 Mobility aids🖥 Surplus technology, toys and games👓 Prescription eyeglasses 🍶 Pill bottles (empty with labels removed)Items for RECYCLING:🚬 Cigarette butts🪥 Dental waste🪒 Disposable razors🪫 Appliance Batteries🧦 Damaged textiles (clean and dry please)😷 Single-use masks🧴 Empty cosmetics containers🖊 Office supplies💧 Water filters☕ Coffee bags and pods▪️ Black takeout containers🖨️ Ink cartridges and tonersHousehold Hazardous Waste Drop-Off:Please refer to this list: https://www.slna.ca/remarket-guidelines.html📌 NEED TO KNOW:❗️Please do not leave donations earlier or later than event start times.❗️Please wrap breakable itemsPlease email 𝐫𝐞𝐝𝐮𝐜𝐞@𝐬𝐥𝐧𝐚.𝐜𝐚 if you have any questions.🙌 SUPPORTED BY:St. Lawrence Waste Reduction GroupSt Lawrence Neighbourhood AssociationSt. Lawrence MarketOld Town Toronto BIAPlastic FluxJamii EsplanadeCulture Link Bike HubSalvation Army Thrift StoreThe Optic ZoneRepair Café TorontoStaples CanadaRenewed Computer TechnologyTerracycleLive Green TorontoCity of Toronto