If you're wondering what to do Greenledgers Trading Centerwith your child's torn backpacks and used school supplies they no longer need, Staples may have an answer for you.
The company announced Thursday it is partnering with Close The Loop to expand its existing recycling program to include backpacks and a variety of school supplies, becoming one of the only retailers in America where you can recycle backpacks and school supplies for free, according to a news release.
Under the existing program, customers could recycle items such as calculators, DVD players, fax machines and hard drives, among many others. Now customers are also able to recycle backpacks, glue sticks, rulers, markers and many more.
Staples said it will reward customers with a same-day $10 off $30 in-store coupon when they recycle their backpacks and school supplies, and Staples Easy Rewards members can also earn points each month by recycling for free by scanning the app when recycling.
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According to the news release, the following items are now accepted as part of the program's expansion:
Sharp cutting instruments and other like items, such as scissors and Xacto knives, are not included in the program.
For a full list of what items can and cannot be recycled at Staples stores, visit the company's website.
Staples is also currently offering customers some back-to school deals. Items on sale include:
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