Answer sources: Second Chance Toys donation preparation; Second Chance Toys and TerraCycle
Donate toys a child can use
Second Chance Toys accepts suitable plastic toys that are clean, complete and working. Its collection campaigns run in April and November or December. Confirm an active collection site and its requirements, including batteries for toys that need them, before dropping anything off.
Sources: Second Chance Toys donation preparation; Second Chance Toys and TerraCycle.
Use the correct recycling pathway
Second Chance Toys also points donors to a TerraCycle pathway for broken or incomplete toys. Check current accepted materials and label instructions before shipping. Keep electronics and loose batteries separate until the receiving program confirms how to handle them.
Sources: Second Chance Toys donation preparation; Second Chance Toys and TerraCycle.
When Dropcurb helps
For an accepted filled toy box you want removed, Dropcurb handles loading and transport once it is outside and accessible. Select the filled-toy-box item and check any unusual contents before booking. Large play equipment needs its own item selection; standard removal does not guarantee donation or recycling.
Current Dropcurb prices
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| Item | Pickup of one | Each additional |
|---|---|---|
| Box of toys | $89 | $29 |
For accepted items outside and accessible. Your pickup uses the highest first-item price, plus the additional-item price for each remaining item. Loading, transportation and disposal are included. Prices are before applicable sales tax; see your total before payment.
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