From Splats to Vomit, this collection of antique and vintage clocks (c. 1830-1960) contains pieces with a wide variety of features and styles.
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Before and After: reuse ideas for salvaged materials
Forklift Fans come up with all sorts of great reuse ideas for salvaged materials. Read our blog to check out a few that we highlighted over the past month.
$5 Community Forklift Raffle tickets support our reuse nonprofit!
Support our reuse nonprofit and get a chance to win one of ten fabulous prices in our Community Forklift Raffle!
River East Design Center created The Bridge Spot, a small business kiosk
Community Forklift provided free paint for The Bridge Spot, a mobile kiosk supporting small businesses east of the Anacostia River. Read our blog for more info!
Salvaged Scares: DIY Halloween projects using upcycled materials
Community Forklift turns Community FRIGHTlift! Choose to reuse this October with these six DIY Halloween projects using salvaged materials.
Our reuse nonprofit takes part in Greenbuild 2023
How do we sum up our time at Greenbuild, the largest annual event for green building professionals? Well, it’s difficult, but we’ve tried.
Before and After: Creative reuse for salvaged materials
Community Forklift fans find all sorts of creative reuses for the salvaged materials in our reuse warehouse. Read our blog to get some reuse inspiration!
Donor Spotlight: Source One Flooring
Thanks to Source One Flooring for providing materials for reuse instead of sending them to the landfill. Learn more about how their donation of carpet tiles is already at work in our community!
Support our reuse nonprofit through the Combined Federal Campaign!
Federal employees can support Community Forklift through the Combined Federal Campaign with a payroll deduction or by pledging to volunteer. Read our blog for more info!
Before and After: new secondhand uses for salvaged materials
Check out some of the fabulous secondhand uses conjured up by Forklift Fans! They’ve saved scores of materials from the landfill, supporting good green jobs and conserving resources in the process. Read our blog for project photos!