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| Contribute surplus office supplies or old office furniture | |
Disclaimer: Please note that neither this
page, nor any other on the Internet Accuracy
Project site, should be considered a
solicitation to make a donation.
Internet Accuracy Project guarantees that
you are, and will continue to be, free to
view our content regardless of whether you
can afford to make a contribution.
If you find value in the work we do,
and have surplus office supplies, please
consider contributing them to Internet Accuracy
Project. Likewise, if you have old, but
functional office furniture taking up room
in your warehouse, closet, garage or attic,
consider giving it to our organization to
aid us in our pioneering role in improving
the accuracy of the reference sources we all
rely on, both online and off.
We greatly appreciate contributions of shelves,
bookcases, folding conference tables, bookends,
pens, pencils, markers, postage stamps, magnifiers,
paper shredders, correction tape, staples, staplers,
blank recordable CD-R, blank recordable DVD-R, or DVD+R,
blank mailing labels, paperclips, stationery, scissors,
clear packing tape, duct tape, strapping tape,
Post-it Notes, envelopes, electronic labelers,
blank bookplates, storage totes, Palm Pilots
and other PDAs.
NOTE: We no longer need binders, files,
file folders, hanging file folders, file sorters,
tabbed index dividers, gluesticks, wall clocks,
pen/pencil cup holders, vertical sorters,
message racks, wire desk trays, magazine
racks, binding machines, stacking desk trays,
monitor stands, monitor risers, desks or
office chairs.
We also accept contributions of old computer equipment,
and used books.
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| | Why give your surplus reusable furniture or surplus office supplies? | |
The most obvious reason is environmental. Why add
unnecessarily to often overburdened landfills and
incinerators across the country. Far too many people
are conscientious about recycling their aluminum cans,
plastic bottles, and newspapers, yet when it comes
to office furnishings, they don't hesitate to
needlessly discard rooms full of used equipment.
Concern for the environment notwithstanding, each piece
of office furniture dumped in a landfill is a missed
opportunity to assist our organization in our pioneering
role in improving the accuracy of the reference sources
we all rely on, both online and off.
Internet Accuracy Project is an all-volunteer
organization, and our visitors are never charged
to read our content. Our site is completely free of
commercial advertising, so we derive no income from
advertising banners, or pop-up ads commonly found at
other sites. Internet Accuracy Project understands
they're just annoying, bothersome and time-consuming
when you're trying to complete your research. This
also means we depend on contributions to continue
our work.
Your support also helps ensure fast, free, reliable site
access, that is free of unwanted advertising.
Thank you for your support.
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| | Before shipping your old office furniture | |
Before shipping your old office furniture, be
certain that you've removed all your personal effects
and files. If you're sending an electronic labeling
system, or other electronic equipment, please try
and include the original documentation that came
with the product when it was purchased, including
any operating manuals.
If your office furniture is broken, or is in need of
repair, we ask that it be sent to a commercial
recycler instead.
We greatly appreciate all contributions, and thank you
in advance for your consideration.
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| | Shipping your old office furniture or unwanted office supplies | |
NOTE: We are not a furniture recycler that
rebuilds broken, non-functional office furniture..
If at all possible, you should use the original
box and shipping materials to ensure its safe
arrival. Otherwise, make certain you carefully
package and pad the equipment for its journey.
Send your used office furniture or surplus office supplies to:
Internet Accuracy Project
Rod Mannix, Project Director
306 Hallberg Street #O
Warroad, MN 56763-2518
USA
THANK YOU!
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website. Alternatively, consider recommending
us to your friends and colleagues. Thank you
in advance! | |
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