BRING Recycling
Phone: (541) 746-3023 | Fax: (541) 726-9894
http://www.bringrecycling.org | info@bringrecycling.org
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About BRING Recycling
Forty years ago, BRING began shaping our community’s future—one glass bottle at a time. Today, recycling is a core value in our community, practiced widely by residents and businesses alike. We now focus our efforts on the next frontier—preventing waste and using resources wisely—through community education, business consulting, and the sale of reusable building materials. We believe that, together, we can build a world without waste.
BRING’s Mission
BRING helps people understand how the stuff we use shapes the planet we share.
BRING’s Services
- Reuse – BRING collects and sells an extensive selection of reusable building and industrial materials, serving more than 40,000 customers each year—homeowners, builders, remodelers, business owners, artists, teachers, students, and bargain hunters. Reuse saves tons of resources and energy each year. Low-cost materials are a valuable resource for people of limited means.
- Education – BRING empowers children and adults to make a difference in their future, through our community education programs. We teach the 4-Rs (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Rethink) in all Lane County classrooms; lead tours of community waste handling facilities; and provide information through our free quarterly newsletter, web site, and waste prevention hot line. We can tell you how to reuse or recycle just about anything!
- RE:think Business – Fifty local businesses already have begun to trim waste and save money, thanks to BRING’s free consulting service. We provide confidential advice, support, and practical steps toward saving energy and resources. Businesses who complete our recommendations receive the classy RE:think Business award.
PLANET IMPROVEMENT CENTER
The crown jewel of our first 40 years, the Planet Improvement Center is Oregon’s first combination reuse store/conservation learning center. More than a place to find great used stuff, it’s a community treasure, with examples of green building, creative reuse, sustainable gardening, recycled art and renewable energy.
This new 3-acre community facility opened for business in June 2007. It is a model of sustainable development where visitors from throughout the region can gather innovative ideas and inspiration for reusing materials and conserving resources.
Take a look at our new site! Planet Improvement Center.
Each year BRING:
- Salvages 3000 tons of reusable building materials
- Serves 45,000 customers
- Answers 11,000 requests for information
- Educates 17,000 children and adults.



