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Audio cassettes, good condition

Audio cassettes that are in good, sellable condition can be donated to the ReUse Center.

Recycle Right!

If you do not want to lose all of the music but want to get rid of the physical tape, you can convert the music digitally.

Live Zero Waste!

Donating items that you do not want anymore is a great way to reduce the amount of waste across the community! Although the items may not be worth as much anymore, it is still better to donate them than throw them away.

Do any other places accept donations of usable cassette tapes?

Check out the Ann Arbor Kiwanis Club, or if you want to sell them yourself, you can check out Ebay.

Accepted at:

Reuse Center

REUSE CENTER IS CLOSED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE; Step 1
Items for donating need to be in good, reusable condition. No torn, stained, or broken items will be accepted.: Step 2
Simply follow the pavement arrows through the gates and look for the friendly ReUse staff and volunteers in bright-colored vests. Unloading and loading assistance is often available.: Step 3
Tax donation slips are also available.

Address:: 2420 South Industrial Hwy. Ann Arbor, MI 48104
Phone:: 734.222.7880
Shopping:
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Donations:
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MRF Redevelopment Project

Revitalizing Ann Arbor's Recycling Program: Part 1: We Rebuild the MRF

As a community-based non-profit, our focus is our zero waste mission. We prioritize the needs of the communities we serve over the needs of shareholders. It is our zero waste mission that drives our plan to rebuild our local MRF.

Our MRF will positively impact our environment, promote our local economy, and provide a greater community benefit.

Our MRF will be a hub for our region– providing much-needed services throughout Washtenaw County and helping move us toward a regional approach to recycling. As a hub for the greater community, we will foster resilient and sustainable end markets for our materials.