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A VERY SPECIAL THANKS TO ALL OF OUR SPONSORS:
Refused Reused® creatively recycles items that would have otherwise been thrown away. We repair and reupholster items such as broken furniture, tables, chairs and sofas. These items are then donated or used in a makeover of a local homeless shelter, animal shelter, community center, school or donated to people in need.

We pass along our knowledge and skills by working alongside community volunteers while reducing, reusing and re-purposing.  It is “green” in the truest sense of the word and curb shopping while upcycling at it's finest.

We have changed the lives of 13 families and 29 children with our first project alone.

You think that's good?! We've reduced waste in our landfills by recycling the items people have thrown away. When we join forces and come together as a community, lives can significantly be changed.

This is our chance to bring a solution to a very big problem.
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April Madison
KGUN9 - Tucson
The 800 pounds of leather arrived yesterday!
Check out the pictures of the delivery to the right. Special thanks to UPS.
Thank you UPS! What can brown do for you? The UPS driver was really funny. He was excited to know that this leather wasn't going to be tossed into the landfill.Just a few pieces of the leather we received! BEAUTIFUL QUALITY!!!One of the 12 boxes of leather.This is the first prototype of our Refused Reused® Pet Ponchos. We would like to thank "Cali" our model for being so patient with measurements and various designs. The car loaded with foam cushions and leather cushions for pet beds. Destination: Humane Society of Southern Arizona.
We have provided the Boy Scouts of America  Catalina Council with 200 pounds of leather for their Leatherwork Merit Badge program at Camp Lawton. Special Thanks to Tim Werner the Camp Ranger who has graciously offered to come and pick up the leather. Pictures of the kids using the leather will be posted in December after their Winter camp has been completed, so check back often for more updates and pictures!
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More leather keeps arriving and we keep putting it to good use. So continue to check back for updated pictures and information.


We're looking to sublease a CHEAP storage facility or warehouse.
We receive items from people all over the country and have simply run out of room and need more space. If you or someone you know is interested please contact us at info@refusedreused.com

Become a Refused Reused® Sponsor
To dedicate more time to repairing and reusing the items we receive, we're looking for sponsors who like what we're doing and want to see us continue. We have created a PayPal account to make sponsoring us quick and easy! The link below will take you to the secure Refused Reused® PayPal location.

Please e-mail info@refusedreused.com if you have any thoughts or suggestions!
We look forward to hearing from you.
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July 31, 2009
July 1, 2009
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Dec. 17, 2009
We are extremely grateful to the
Target Corporation for selecting
Refused Reused® as a project worthy of receiving their gift card prize.

Refused Reused® will be highlighted in the April 2010 issue of
RED MAGAZINE.

More information coming soon.
Refused Reused® is teaming up with the
Humane Society of Southern Arizona.
We have donated hundreds of pounds of foam and leather to benefit the organization and the animals waiting to be adopted.

For updates and more informaton click on our Refused Reused® Animals link.
Refused Reused® has added pictures of our prototype of leather Pet Ponchos. For pictures and more information, click on the
Refused Reused® Animals link.
Mar. 1, 2010
Refused Reused® leather Pet Ponchos. These ponchos have been
made from discarded leather seat cushions. For pictures and more
information, please click on the Refused Reused® Animals link.
May 2, 2010