Leftovers will gladly accept any of the items listed below!

A.) art supplies, acrylic paints, aluminum (pans, cans), adhesives, audio tapes

B.) buttons, beads, barrettes, bottles, bells, boxes, baby food jars, books (paperback and hardcover), bobbins, buckles, baskets, bubble wrap, baby wipe containers

C.) ceramic tiles, candles, CDs, CD cases, checkbook boxes, crayons, cards, crochet cotton, cotton, craft supplies, cash donations, cardboard paper rolls, calendars, containers (cottage cheese, yogurt, icing tubs, sour cream, etc.), coffee filters, coffee cans, card stock, cookie cutters, coins, clay pots, chenille stems, cigar boxes, cereal boxes, cable wire, carpet squares, corks, craft patterns, construction paper

D.) door knobs, desktop stuff, die cuts, dice, computer discs

E.) eggshells, egg cartons, eyeglasses, Easter eggs, envelopes

F.) floral (picks, Styrofoam, tape, flowers, pots, arrangements) fabric, film canisters, feathers, file folders, file boxes, frames, fake fur, felt

G.) gloves, googly eyes, glue sticks, glue, goggles, glass jars, gift bags, globes, gumballs, gauze

H.) hanging file folders, hoops (embroidery, Hoola, metal, plastic), handle bags, how-to-books, hardback books (fiction and non-fiction – not text books), hospital supplies

I.) ice cream cartons, index cards, industrial throw-aways

J.) jewelry, Jeans, jars

K.) knick knacks, knitting (needles, patterns, books, yarn), Kleenex boxes, kites, key chains, key rings

L.) labels, lace, lids, lemonade containers, light bulbs, plastic leis, leather, leather strips, lacing plastic, Lunchables, little junk that collects in your top drawers, license plates

M.) magazines, metal bottle caps, marbles, metal juice lids, markers, mat board, mats, maps, milk jugs, masks, magnets, medicine bottles, metallic ribbon & thread

N.) netting, neck ties, notebooks, nuts and bolts, name badges, nut cans, nail polish

O.) office supplies, oatmeal boxes, ornaments, orange juice containers w/lids

P.) puzzles, poster board, posters, paper, paper towel rolls, Pringles cans, paint brushes, plastic (soda bottles, containers, cups, parts, spiders), party supplies (cups, plates, napkins, centerpieces, tableware, favors, wrapping paper), peanut butter jars, pine cones, Popsicle sticks, pencils, pens, Plaster of Paris, puff paints, pipe cleaners, paper plates, pony beads, paint (spray and craft), pull-tabs

Q.) quart jars, quilting templates, quilt batting, quilt pieces

R.) ribbon, rope, rocks (not the kind from your driveway!), records, rulers, rubber stamps, raffia, rubber bands

S.) Styrofoam (meat trays, balls, peanuts), string, silk flowers, spools (tape, threat, cardboard), stickers, scarves, staplers, soup cans, scissors, strawberry baskets, stencils, stamp pads, scribble paints, shelf paper, shoestrings, sponges, seed packs, silverware, seashells, socks, stationary supplies, used postage stamps, salt containers, spice containers (plastic and metal), six pack rings, shoulder pads

T.) tape, toilet paper rolls, toothbrushes, thread, tubing, trophies, tongue depressors, rolls of tickets, tissue paper, tree lights, tin cans, tic tac containers, telephone wire

U.) Under the bed stuff? … no, not the lint!

V.) video tape cases & tapes, vinyl

W.) wrapping paper, wall paper, wood scraps, wooden seat cover beads

X.) x-ray film

Y.) yarn, yarn goods, yard sticks, yogurt cups, yo-yos

Z.) zippers

We are not able to accept wearable clothing (except blue jeans), worn shoes, sheets, bed pillows, drapes, broken appliances, used household cleaning apparatus, used or broken household fixtures/furniture, building material, house paint, computer monitors/hard drives/keyboards/printers, phone books, newspapers, junk mail, catalogues, encyclopedias, text books, batteries, beer bottles, chunky Styrofoam/Styrofoam food containers, large cardboard boxes, broken toys/large toys, or worn out binders.