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Student Green Move Out: May 6–7

Donation bins will be available May 5 - 9 outside the resident halls and volunteers will be stationed near donation bins to assist you in properly sorting your things.

April 27, 2021

Donation bins will be available May 5 - 9 outside the resident halls and volunteers will be stationed near donation bins to assist you in properly sorting your things.

Unwanted furniture should be taken to a donation bin location. If a volunteer is present, please let them know your furniture is intended to be donated.

What can be donated:

Clothing
Furniture
Household Items
Tools
Appliances
Toiletries
Electronics (these may not go in dumpsters)

Questions? Want to volunteer? Please contact Amy Dvorak at x7794 or advorak@lclark.edu or sign-up here.

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