Copy of Recycling Database

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1	Unique Item Recycling
2	Local Resources
3	There are several organizations that can Recycle or Reuse some of your more unique items.
4	Nature Recycling & Compost
5	CompostJax	Food, Yard, Tree Waste	Commercial Composting facility	https://sunshineorganicsandcompost.com/	Phone: 904-254-1968. Address: 6478 Buffalo Avenue, Jacksonville, Florida 32208.
6	Apple Rabbit Compost	Food Scraps and other Compostables	Food scrap Pick-Up services for Urban Core Neighborhoods of Jacksonville, Drop-Off service at the Riverside Arts Market. Composting services and Zero-Waste Stations available for events.	applerabbit.org
7	Dog Day Gardens	Food Scraps and other Compostables	Food scrap Pick-Up services in St. Augustine. Drop-Off services at the St. Augustine Amphitheatre Farmer's Market.	dogdaygardens.com
8	First Coast Mulch	Yard Waste	Yard-Waste Recycling Facility		11864 Camden Road Jacksonville, FL 32218
9	Bouquets of Kindness	Cut Flowers	Accepts donations of floral arrangements from events, weddings, funerals, florists and grocery stores. Flowers that were destined for the landfill are refreshed into new bouquets.	bouquetsofkindness.org
10	Building Materials
11	Duval Asphalt	Asphalt, Concrete		duvalasphalt.com
12	Habitat For Humanity
13	Eco Relics	architectural salvage doors, antique windows, garden salvage, new and used tools, used electrical equipment		ecorelics.com
14	Electronics
15	Recycling E-Scrap	Miscellaneous electronics		recyclingescrap.com
16	Urban Mining			urmining.com
17	Textiles & Household Items
18	City Rescue Misson	Gently used Clothing and other household items	Clothing & Linens, Upholstered Furniture, Mattresses, Area Rugs, Wood or Solid Furniture, Televisions, Electronics, Appliances, miscellaneous items like toys, tools, music instruments, knickknacks, books (not school textbooks), magazines, artwork, dishes, pots/pans, shoes, antiques, and jewelry	crmjax.org/donation-guidelines/
19	Textile Boxes (find phone numbers and locations; geotag where they're found? )	Clothing, Shoes
20	Office Supplies
21	More Than Ink	Ink Cartridges
22	UNF	TextBooks
23	Medical Supplies
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25	Your Big Box Stores
26	Many of your supermarkets and other one stop shops have bins set up to recycle a some of your most common household items. Bring them the next time you go grocery shopping or run errands.
27	Target	Plastic Bags, cell phones, ink cartridges
28	Publix	Plastic Bags, Styrofoam
29	Walmart	Plastic Bags
30	Ikea
31	Whole Foods	#5 plastics, corks, cell phones	The Preserve Gimme 5 program accepts clean plastics clearly stamped #5. This also includes all black #5 to-go containers, plastic dairy containers, plastic produce boxes, precut veggie trays without soak pad, fish tubs and halava tubs, floral buckets, brita filters, Plum organics pouches, burts bees lip balm tubes, Preserve brand products, They also have collection bins for cellphones and wine bottle corks.
32	Bulbs+Batteries	Most Batteries, Most lightbulbs		batteriesplus.com/t/recycling
33	Office Depot	cell phones, rechargeable batteries and ink/toner cartridges
34	Staples	desktop PCs, networks, laptops, tablets, external hard drives, servers, computer monitors
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36	Mail-In Programs
37	Terracycle	Miscellaneous Items	Free mail-in programs for many items including snack and chip bags, beauty care items, pet food bags, contact lenses, k-cups, cigarette butts, and more. *Some collection programs may be brand specific	terracycle.com
38	The Bra Recyclers	Bras	After submitting the Bra Recycling Form online, you will receive via email a non-postage paid return address-mailing label to attach to your package. The label includes a personal inventory tracking code that we will scan upon receipt of the package.	brarecycling.com	The Bra Recyclers 3317 S. HIgley Rd, Ste 114-441 Gilbert, AZ 85297
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44	Aerosol cans	Household Hazardous Waste Facility
45	Asphalt Shingles	Duval Asphalt
46	Batteries	Batteries+Bulbs, Target
47	Books
48	Building Supplies	Eco Relics
49	Cables or Wires
50	Clothing
51	Electronics	Recycling E-Scrap, Urban Mining , Staples
52	Fireworks or Flares
53	Flowers	Bouquets of Kindness
54	Food Waste	Apple Rabbit Compost, Dog Day Gardens
55	Glass that is not clear, brown, or green
56	Light Bulbs	Batteries+Bulbs
57	Needles	http://duval.floridahealth.gov/programs-and-services/environmental-health/sharps-collection-program.html
58	Office Supplies	Habitat for Humanity
59	Plastic Bags	Publix, Target, Wal-Mart
60	Rubber
61	Textbooks	University of North Florida
62	Shoes
63	Shredded paper
64	Styrofoam	Publix
65	Weapons
66	Yard Waste	First Coast Mulch (Jacksonville),
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