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Charles Schwab & Co., Inc., San Francisco Bay Area
Ongoing – Began in June 2006 |
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| Charles Schwab & Company is an on-going iReuse customer. The sheer scale of the Schwab Corporation and the resulting employee moves and shifts create a steady flow of surplus materials. In the last quarter of 2006, iReuse diverted over 30 tons of surplus material from five different Charles Schwab facilities to dozens of Bay Area non-profit organizations and several local buyers. |
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Pell Plaza, Novato, California
August-September 2006 |
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| The abrupt move-out of a 69,000 square-foot tenant at Pell Plaza in Novato left Pell Development Company with three large floors full of workstations and office furnishings. The client requested that iReuse remove everything in 60 days. iReuse was able to simultaneously facilitate the sale, donation, recycling, and disposal of items ahead of schedule, and under budget. |
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Stats for this project are:
- 95.54 tons of material was removed from the building!
- 93.34% was reused (sold and donated)
- 3.52% was recycled (metal and paper)
- 3.14% was unusable and disposed
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| The client saved $49,000.00 and received over $100,000 in tax receipts for using iReuse. |
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Birkenstock USA, Novato, California
January 2007 |
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| As Birkenstock prepared to move its corporate headquarters and distribution facilities for the first time in almost 40 years, they hired iReuse to manage the sale, donation, reuse, recycling and disposal of surplus material at their 100,000 square foot warehouse/office complex in Novato, California. Ninety percent of material from this project has been reused, which is one of the largest iReuse waste diversions to date. Proceeds from the sale of Birkenstock's workstations will cover their entire moving cost and donations from the project continue their corporate commitment to local giving. |
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Autodesk, San Rafael, California
Ongoing – Began in May 2006 |
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| Autodesk employs iReuse on an on-going basis, because staying on the leading edge of design and technology produces a steady flow of surplus materials. In addition, Autodesk is highly committed to giving back to the community and the environment. iReuse facilitates monthly CleanSweep services at their warehouse in Novato, California as well as at their three main buildings at headquarters in San Rafael. |
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U.S. Department of Education, San Francisco, California
October 2006 |
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The U.S. Department of Education (DOE) in San Francisco recently moved to a brand new 60,000 square foot facility in downtown San Francisco. The upgrade included all new furniture, which gave iReuse the job of dispersing furnishings from their previous location at 50 United Nations Plaza.
25.5 tons of used office furnishings were donated to 26 different local community non-profits on behalf of the DOE. Some of the agencies who benefited included: After School All Stars, Larkin Street Youth Services, Glide Health Services, City College of San Francisco, Lines Ballet, Rainforest Action Network, Japanese Community Youth Council, and UC Hastings. |
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