Maybe you’ve heard the phrase, “one man’s junk is another man’s treasure.” It’s true—often the items that are no longer useful to one person will be exactly what another needs. Pacific Junk Removal, serving all of Oahu, HI, partners with Goodwill and Helping Hands Hawaii to help recycle furniture, household items, and electronics. Learn more about these organizations and how they utilize Pacific Junk Removal’s donations.

How Donating Your Junk Helps Others

Goodwill Industries

Goodwill is an international organization committed to inclusivity. They offer job assistance, employment, English language training, access to childcare, and transportation. Goodwill retail stores provide jobs and an opportunity for people to rebuild lives and care for their families. Their programs serve youths, veterans, seniors, people with disabilities, and those with criminal backgrounds.

The dedicated crew of Pacific Junk Removal selects furniture or appliances retrieved from homeowners, foreclosures, and commercial sites to take to Goodwill for reuse or resale. You can rest easy knowing that items you no longer need will be going to others, not a landfill.

Helping Hands Hawaii

Pacific Junk Removal also donates household goods and clothes to Helping Hands Hawaii. Your reusable items can be passed on to those in need, through programs like Community Clearinghouse. Helping Hands provides a number of invaluable services to the Oahu community, from emergency assistance to Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program outreach and behavioral health programs. Their partnership with organizations such as Pacific Junk Removal helps them keep costs low and service levels high.

When you choose Pacific Junk Removal, you can rest assured your reusable items will go to a good cause. Let their team help you assist others in the community. Their services include construction site cleanup, home or commercial junk removal, estate or office clean-outs, and yard debris removal. Call (808) 833-7171 to schedule a pickup or free estimate, and visit the website to learn more about which items they accept.