Welcome to Who Gives a SCRAP Creative Reuse Center
Our shops will be closed in observance of the July 4th holiday
Please read our message below for guidelines.
Colorado Springs and For Collins are open under a monitored schedule to ensure a safe environment for customers and our staff.
Please read the following guidelines carefully because we will not make any exceptions.
Store hours will be Wed. - Sat. 10 am – 5 pm.
Colorado Springs donations can be made on Saturdays ONLY from 10 am – 2 pm., or by appointment for a different time slot on Saturdays.
Fort Collins will not be accepting any donations due its closure in August.
Our Curb to Car Kids Crafting Kits ($5 each) can be ordered from our online store at this link. https://whogivesascrapcolorado.square.site/
If you are not feeling well and are experiencing a fever, cough, shortness of breath/difficulty breathing, chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, loss of taste or smell, or other symptoms, please do not come into our shop. These are possible symptoms of Covid 19.
Out of respect for our other customers and staff, please, please, please stay home.
In order to comply with the Safer at Home orders, we will be implementing the following guidelines for the next 30 days.
1. All shoppers must wear a mask
2. Shoppers must respect the 6 ft. minimum distancing from other customers, follow in-store signage regarding movement and safe distancing check out.
3. Shoppers may bring someone with them into the shop, but please limit your group size.
4. Shoppers must take a number located at the front of the shop and turn it in when you check out.
5. Only 10 shoppers will be allowed in the store at once.
6. At this time, Colorado Springs will allow young kids to shop on Fridays and Saturdays. (Kids 13+ permitted daily) Fort Collins will allow young children to shop on Wednesdays. (Kids 13+ permitted daily)
Kids 3 and up must wear a mask.
Donation Guidelines (Colorado Springs)
1. Saturday ONLY from 10 am – 2 pm (Colorado Springs ONLY)
2. Appointment for other hours but no change on the day of the week.
3. Ring bell at the PURPLE DOOR located behind the shop (alley) in the fenced in parking lot
4. Please be aware that volunteers will NOT be able to assist in bringing in donations. Donors will have to unload and place in our Receiving Room where donations will be secured for 3 days.
5. Appointment for donating other hours can be prearranged but no change in the day of the week.
At this time, we are suspending all of our regular scheduled discounts. We would like to honor all of those who have sacrificed so much during these trying times. As always, we rely on the honor system. All front line workers can get a 20% discount Wed. - Sat.)
Thanks,
Your staff at Who Gives a SCRAP
Colorado Springs and For Collins are open under a monitored schedule to ensure a safe environment for customers and our staff.
Please read the following guidelines carefully because we will not make any exceptions.
Store hours will be Wed. - Sat. 10 am – 5 pm.
Colorado Springs donations can be made on Saturdays ONLY from 10 am – 2 pm., or by appointment for a different time slot on Saturdays.
Fort Collins will not be accepting any donations due its closure in August.
Our Curb to Car Kids Crafting Kits ($5 each) can be ordered from our online store at this link. https://whogivesascrapcolorado.square.site/
If you are not feeling well and are experiencing a fever, cough, shortness of breath/difficulty breathing, chills, muscle pain, headache, sore throat, loss of taste or smell, or other symptoms, please do not come into our shop. These are possible symptoms of Covid 19.
Out of respect for our other customers and staff, please, please, please stay home.
In order to comply with the Safer at Home orders, we will be implementing the following guidelines for the next 30 days.
1. All shoppers must wear a mask
2. Shoppers must respect the 6 ft. minimum distancing from other customers, follow in-store signage regarding movement and safe distancing check out.
3. Shoppers may bring someone with them into the shop, but please limit your group size.
4. Shoppers must take a number located at the front of the shop and turn it in when you check out.
5. Only 10 shoppers will be allowed in the store at once.
6. At this time, Colorado Springs will allow young kids to shop on Fridays and Saturdays. (Kids 13+ permitted daily) Fort Collins will allow young children to shop on Wednesdays. (Kids 13+ permitted daily)
Kids 3 and up must wear a mask.
Donation Guidelines (Colorado Springs)
1. Saturday ONLY from 10 am – 2 pm (Colorado Springs ONLY)
2. Appointment for other hours but no change on the day of the week.
3. Ring bell at the PURPLE DOOR located behind the shop (alley) in the fenced in parking lot
4. Please be aware that volunteers will NOT be able to assist in bringing in donations. Donors will have to unload and place in our Receiving Room where donations will be secured for 3 days.
5. Appointment for donating other hours can be prearranged but no change in the day of the week.
At this time, we are suspending all of our regular scheduled discounts. We would like to honor all of those who have sacrificed so much during these trying times. As always, we rely on the honor system. All front line workers can get a 20% discount Wed. - Sat.)
Thanks,
Your staff at Who Gives a SCRAP
It all began Nov. 1, 2015!
We would like to thank all of our loyal customers in Colorado Springs and across the state and also our friends in Wyoming. We could not have done this without all of your support and the support of our community!
Who Gives a SCRAP Creative Reuse Center is open at two locations - in Colorado Springs and Fort Collins. For more information about our store locations and hours click here.
Who Gives a SCRAP is a donation based scrap store that carries an impressive mix of arts and craft and hobbies supplies in addition to unique vintage finds. We carry everything from scrapbooking paper to game pieces, used books and sewing patterns, the variety is a crafters dream. We believe that the reuse of goods and materials is the most efficient, environmentally friendly and economically viable way to reduce the waste stream. Our shop is open to the public and our ever changing inventory is based on individual and business donations.
If we receive donations that cannot be re-sold at our shops, we work with many community partners that will use such items as coats, shoes, boots, toiletries, backpacks, excess school and office supplies. Nothing goes to waste, because we are zero waste!
We would like to thank all of our loyal customers in Colorado Springs and across the state and also our friends in Wyoming. We could not have done this without all of your support and the support of our community!
Who Gives a SCRAP Creative Reuse Center is open at two locations - in Colorado Springs and Fort Collins. For more information about our store locations and hours click here.
Who Gives a SCRAP is a donation based scrap store that carries an impressive mix of arts and craft and hobbies supplies in addition to unique vintage finds. We carry everything from scrapbooking paper to game pieces, used books and sewing patterns, the variety is a crafters dream. We believe that the reuse of goods and materials is the most efficient, environmentally friendly and economically viable way to reduce the waste stream. Our shop is open to the public and our ever changing inventory is based on individual and business donations.
If we receive donations that cannot be re-sold at our shops, we work with many community partners that will use such items as coats, shoes, boots, toiletries, backpacks, excess school and office supplies. Nothing goes to waste, because we are zero waste!
Even the smallest act of reuse has impact. Our two stores have been making it happen. Here are our stats.
Total Visitors: 154,330
Total pounds diverted from landfill: 404,900.33
2020 Volunteer Hours: 700
Our reuse centers to date, have diverted (202.45 tons!) of clean, reusable materials from ending up in the El Paso and Larimer County landfills since collection began in July 2015.
2020
COS - 13,320.1 pounds donated and diverted as of February 29, 2020
FoCo - 10,303.5 pounds donated and diverted as of February 29, 2020
2020 Volunteer Hours: 700
2019 (139,258.5 total pounds diverted = 69.63 tons)
COS - 79,009.5 pounds donated and diverted as of December 30, 2019
FoCo - 60,249 pounds donated and diverted as of December 30, 2019
2019 Volunteer Hours: 14,594.75
2018 (97,967 total pounds diverted = 49 tons)
COS - 43,661.0 donated and diverted as of December 29, 2018
FoCo - 54,306.00 pounds donated and diverted as of December 29, 2018
2018 Volunteer Hours: 9,153
2017
COS - 48,078.70 pounds diverted
FoCo - 29,949.90 pounds diverted
2016/17 volunteer Hours: 16,825
2016
COS - 48,660.05 pounds diverted
FoCo - 18,257.90 pounds diverted
2015
COS - 9,391.53 pounds donated and diverted
1202 customers served (Nov.1- Dec 31)
Total Visitors: 154,330
Total pounds diverted from landfill: 404,900.33
2020 Volunteer Hours: 700
Our reuse centers to date, have diverted (202.45 tons!) of clean, reusable materials from ending up in the El Paso and Larimer County landfills since collection began in July 2015.
2020
COS - 13,320.1 pounds donated and diverted as of February 29, 2020
FoCo - 10,303.5 pounds donated and diverted as of February 29, 2020
2020 Volunteer Hours: 700
2019 (139,258.5 total pounds diverted = 69.63 tons)
COS - 79,009.5 pounds donated and diverted as of December 30, 2019
FoCo - 60,249 pounds donated and diverted as of December 30, 2019
2019 Volunteer Hours: 14,594.75
2018 (97,967 total pounds diverted = 49 tons)
COS - 43,661.0 donated and diverted as of December 29, 2018
FoCo - 54,306.00 pounds donated and diverted as of December 29, 2018
2018 Volunteer Hours: 9,153
2017
COS - 48,078.70 pounds diverted
FoCo - 29,949.90 pounds diverted
2016/17 volunteer Hours: 16,825
2016
COS - 48,660.05 pounds diverted
FoCo - 18,257.90 pounds diverted
2015
COS - 9,391.53 pounds donated and diverted
1202 customers served (Nov.1- Dec 31)