American Textile Recycling Service (ATRS) is the nation's fastest growing donation bin operator. ATRS was founded with a profitable, global conscious mission to help communities reuse, renew and recycle clothing, shoes, toys and household goods. We provide easy and convenient Clothing & Shoe Donation bins in neighborhoods nationwide.
We are committed to keeping textiles out of landfills, creating jobs here at home, and abroad. Our unique business model leaves an extremely small carbon footprint and a better planet for the next generation. With millions of dollars in funding donated directly to our local charitable partners to date, we are helping more communities than ever.
We are committed to keeping textiles out of landfills, creating jobs here at home, and abroad. Our unique business model leaves an extremely small carbon footprint and a better planet for the next generation. With millions of dollars in funding donated directly to our local charitable partners to date, we are helping more communities than ever.
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American Textile Recycling Services is the fastest growing donation service company in the USA. We provide strategic donation and collection solutions for cities, municipalities, communities, shopping centers, retailers, churches, schools and many many more. Together our passion for cleaner communities, preserving our planet and supporting local non-profits is seeding a greener future for all.
ATRS recently hosted it's first annual Open House and Tour. We were able to welcome many textile and waste management industry professionals to our corporate headquarters. One of the tour highlights was our fabulous new office furniture from Steelcase. We thought we'd give some insight into our decision making process for choosing Steelcase because our efforts in creating a greener tomorrow don't end at textile recycling.
ATRS hosts events throughout the year in all the neighborhoods where we live, work and play! Attending these fun community events doesn't just give you an extra chance to drop off and donate throughout the year, you can also meet our Recycling Fairy and pick up variety of green ATRS swag.
Colleges and universities host their graduations and move-out weeks between May and July, and ATRS places recycling bins on campuses across the nation to let students go green!Visit our Move2Recycle page for more information. Heading back to school in August or September? Donate last season's gear while you shop all the best back to school deals when you visit one of our partner retailers, malls or shopping centers!
Colleges and universities host their graduations and move-out weeks between May and July, and ATRS places recycling bins on campuses across the nation to let students go green!Visit our Move2Recycle page for more information. Heading back to school in August or September? Donate last season's gear while you shop all the best back to school deals when you visit one of our partner retailers, malls or shopping centers!
Earth Day commemorates the birth of the modern environmental movement in 1970. Some organizations choose to host their events on other dates throughout the month of April, too, so be sure to check your local date before RSVPing. Communities are inspired to directly engage their residents to recycle more and recycle right 365 days a year!
Join the campaign to Move2Recycle as we help universities across the nation donate and recycle during College Move Out Month. ATRS is committed to educating students about the importance of donating gently used clothes, shoes, bedding, towels and other unwanted dorm room textiles. Students are encouraged to avoid throwing away dorm room items that could be reused, repurposed or recycled.
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This place doesn't recycled. It repurposes items that are in great to excellent condition. I am not demeaning that in any way, kudos to them for helping
BUT, with EVERYTHING else, they simply toss it out with the trash. I am just saying that for a company that is supposed to recycle, why don't they recycle? Lots of the tossed out items are good enough to be Goodwill worthy, such as clothes and toys, but for this company, not so much.
Change your ways or at least don't act like you are "Green" because you are not.
BUT, with EVERYTHING else, they simply toss it out with the trash. I am just saying that for a company that is supposed to recycle, why don't they recycle? Lots of the tossed out items are good enough to be Goodwill worthy, such as clothes and toys, but for this company, not so much.
Change your ways or at least don't act like you are "Green" because you are not.
