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Why a World Wear Project Bin

Above all, World Wear Project bins are attractive. Each bin is made of heavy-gauge steel and weighs 560 pounds. The bins are great advertising for our partners and their cause.

Most members of our community, no matter how well intentioned, don’t want to drive more than 10 minutes out of their way to donate their shoes and clothing. By providing a location for a shoes and clothing bin on your property you are making repurposing shoes and clothing available to the members of your community and making their good deed your good deed.

You Can Count on Us

World Wear Project prides itself on great looking, sturdy clothing collection bins. We also pride ourselves on our customer service. We vow to take great care of our bins, and to keep up their appearance in the case of accidents or damage. Our reputation as well as the reputation of the organization with which we’ve partnered is on the line. Our aim is to maintain the integrity of both. We are fully insured and can provide you with a certificate of insurance.

Likewise, we are devoted to keeping the bit of property you have allowed to host a bin clean and free of possible bin overflow. Should you have any issues with items dropped at or outside the bin, damage to the bin, or keys or cell phones dropped in the bin (it happens) you can contact us. We’re just one phone call away. To report a problem with one of our bins, call (214) 352-5551 ext. 305.

We have routes that are run every week by professional and courteous truck drivers. This allows your organization to collect between 300 and 500 pounds of shoes and clothing at a time in the steel bin.

We also check on the steel bins when we collect the contents. Our drivers will check for any damage or vandalism. World Wear Project bins have a specially designed chute that will discourage theft.